Bratton v. City of Florence

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• dismissing a constitutional challenge to a zoning ordinance on its face because the Brattons failed to serve the attorney general, but addressing the merits of the Brattons' argument regarding the Planning Commission's exercise of discretion in applying the zoning ordinance to them
• dismissing a constitutional challenge to a zoning ordinance on its face because the Brattons failed to serve the attorney general, but addressing the merits of the Brattons' argument regarding the Planning Commission's exercise of discretion in applying the zoning ordinance to them
• “Section 6-6-227, Ala. Code 1975, provides that the attorney general shall be made a party when a state statute or municipal ordinance is challenged on constitutional grounds.”
• where developers alleged that city violated their equal protection rights by denying their application to build apartment complex while issuing permit for larger apartment complex in immediate vicinity

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).