Cachia v. Islamorada

How courts have described this case

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• reversing the dismissal of a discriminatory-effects claim because the complaint alleged that the challenge ordinance did “not simply raise the costs of operating a [chain] restaurant in Islamorada, but entirely prohibit[ed] such restaurants from opening”
• reversing the dismissal of a discriminatory-effects claim because the complaint alleged that the challenge ordinance did “not simply raise the costs of operating a [chain] restaurant in Islamorada, but entirely prohibit[ed] such restaurants from opening”
• reversing the dismissal of a discriminatory- effects claim

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).