Opinion
1986.
(63339) Carrico v. Delp ............................................ Denied.
(63298) Chicago, City of v. West ................................... Denied.
(63244) Christiano v. Police Board ................................. Denied.
(63254) Clark v. Western Union Telegraph Co. ....................... Denied.
(63187) Cook, County of v. Estate of Barrett ....................... Denied.
(63375) Cram v. Showalter .......................................... Denied.
(63400) Crouse v. Long ............................................. Denied.
(63406) Davis v. Hinde ............................................. Denied.
(63176) Dedic v. Human Rights Com. ................................. Denied.
(63266) Deminsky v. Deminsky ....................................... Denied.
(63293) Department of Revenue v. Semenek ........................... Denied.
(62971) Dinner Theatre Associates v. Department of Revenue ............................................ Dismissed.
(63160) Donaldson v. Country Mutual Insurance Co.
(Miller, J., took no part.) .............................. Denied.
(63185) Ettinger v. Rolewick ....................................... Denied.
(63193) Fagala v. Sanders .......................................... Denied.
(63192) Ferguson v. Stone .......................................... Denied.
(63346) First Trust Savings Bank v. Commonwealth Edison Co. ............................................... Denied.
(63321) Franklin v. Anna National Bank ............................. Denied.
(63276) Friedman, Alschuler Sincere v. Arlington Structural Steel Co. ..................................... Denied.
(63181) Frye v. County of Iroquois ................................. Denied.
(63295) Glasco v. Glasco ........................................... Denied.
(63388) Gray v. City of Plano ...................................... Denied.
(61176) Gresham v. Louisville Nashville R.R. Co. ................. Allowed with order.
The petition for leave to appeal is allowed. In this cause the plaintiff filed a complaint on March 29, 1982, against the defendant railroad under the Federal Employers' Liability Act ( 45 U.S.C. § 51 et seq. (1982)) to recover damages for injuries sustained near Covington, Kentucky. On April 22, 1982, defendant filed a motion to dismiss on grounds of forum non conveniens; the circuit court of St. Clair County denied the motion on May 26, 1982. Rule 306(a)(1)(ii), providing for a discretionary interlocutory appeal to the appellate court from the denial of a motion to dismiss on forum non conveniens grounds, became effective on April 1, 1982 (94 Ill.2d R. 306(a)(1)(ii)).