CAPITOL HILL METH. CH. OF SEATTLE v. City of Seattle

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• the power to vacate streets is a political function that, in the absence of collusion, fraud, or interference with a vested right, will not be judicially reviewed
• the power to vacate streets is a political function, which, in the absence of collusion, fraud, or interference with a vested right, will not be judicially reviewed
• “[t]he fact that the lot owner may be inconvenienced or that he may have to go a more roundabout way to reach certain points” does not result in a compensable injury

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