A.S Haley–Judgment in Quincy; Chicago Denied Substitution; $1.1 Million Released

On October 9, 2013, Judge Thomas H. Ortbal of the Adams County Circuit Court entered a final judgment against ECUSA and its (no-longer-existent) “Diocese of Quincy”. The judgment decrees and declares that the Anglican Diocese of Quincy is the sole owner of its real and personal property, including approximately $4 million in its bank accounts that has been frozen ever since ECUSA first wrote a letter to its bank in January 2009.

In order to keep the funds frozen, ECUSA had filed a motion to stay enforcement of the judgment pending its appeal to the Fourth District Court of Appeals. It also filed a motion to substitute, in place of its former “Diocese of Quincy”, the Episcopal Diocese of Chicago, into which the former Diocese of Quincy merged ecclesiastically effective September 1.

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2 comments on “A.S Haley–Judgment in Quincy; Chicago Denied Substitution; $1.1 Million Released

  1. Pageantmaster Ù† says:

    Great news, and thank you Allan for keeping us up to date with all that is happening.

  2. MichaelA says:

    Yes, good to hear. Thank you Curmudgeon.