√─┌╬─┐│ LaserRetrieve Version 2.4É %Thursday August 23, 1990 1:31 am │└╬─┘┌╬─┐│à :154 ILL. APP. 3D 685 PALEN V. CULLOM CAPITAL WOODWORKINGà 1987å │├╬─?┤│ damages. Holding the vendors were entitled to collect on theæ E││ vendees' promissory note, the appellate court found the promissoryï G││ note constituted a "payment" which could be forfeited to the vendorsë n││ in the event of default. Since the principal contract did not specifically ││ require use of a promissor╔û═╗ reason toæ ││ prevent the vendors from c║ä
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