· 6/25/1930
Alabama v. United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Citations
- 42 F.2d 469
- 1930 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 1158
How courts have described this case
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- holding that county’s interpretation of an ordinance in a stipulation in a mandamus action was a land use decision reviewable by LUBA
- review of LUBA determination of the correctness of a county ruling on what zoning applied to property was justiciable because LUBA decided a \current issueone the parties dispute\ and not the outcome of a \speculative or future event\
- determination by county of applicable zoning is a land use decision
- review of LUBA determination of the correctness of a county ruling on what zoning applied to property was justiciable because LUBA decided a “current issue — one the parties dispute” and not the outcome of a “speculative or future event”
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