Allen v. Birmingham Township

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an appeal from an unsuccessful request for an injunction by township residents to prevent excavation of residential property for commercial purposes was moot because excavation had already occurred
• holding an appeal of township residents from the denial of their request to enjoin another landowner from removing land as an improper commercial enterprise was rendered moot by the fact that the excavation had already been completed
• finding moot an appeal of a common pleas court’s refusal to enjoin an excavation where the excavation had been completed
• finding moot an appeal of a common pleas court's refusal to enjoin an excavation where the excavation had been completed
• appeal from denial of injunction to prevent excavation of land held moot where excavation had already been completed
• appeal involved unsuccessful request for injunction by township residents to prevent an excavation; appeal was rendered moot by fact that excavation had occurred

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).