IL SB3166

Amends Section 9-117 of the Code of Civil Procedure to limit enforcement of eviction judgments to 120 days after judgment entry unless the court grants an extension upon the plaintiff's motion.

Requires plaintiff to provide defendant with specific notice explaining the 120-day enforcement deadline, the upcoming motion hearing, and three grounds for stopping the eviction (post-judgment agreement performance, cured breach, or other legal/equitable reasons).

Court must grant extension motion unless defendant proves tenancy reinstatement, breach cure or waiver, valid post-judgment agreement performance, or other legal grounds barring judgment enforcement.

Exempts actions involving real estate purchase contracts entered after July 1, 1962 with court-ordered stays, actions under Section 9-111, and Boards of Managers actions under Section 9-104.2.

Changes references from "landlord" to "plaintiff" throughout the notice language to apply the provision more broadly to eviction cases.