Capitol Hill Restoration Society, Inc. v. Moore

How courts have described this case

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• holding that, by its terms, Title 11 gives this court jurisdiction “to review directly agency action taken only in a contested case.” (emphasis added)
• under the Landlord-Tenant Code landlord owes a duty to tenants as well as their social guests to maintain stairway in a safe condition
• Council's grant of appellate court jurisdiction in certain noncontested cases impermissibly altered court's jurisdiction
• Council’s grant of appellate court jurisdiction in certain noncontested cases impermissibly altered court’s jurisdiction
• if a claim falls outside of the definition of a contested case, “[a]ny party aggrieved by an agency’s decision may initiate an appropriate equitable action in the Superior Court to seek redress”
• “[W]e are not foreclosing all review . . . in other noncontested matters . . . . Any party aggrieved by an agency’s decision may initiate an appropriate equitable action in the Superior Court to seek redress.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).