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· 2/4/1982

Carroll v. Hurst

Citations

  • 431 N.E.2d 1344
  • 103 Ill. App. 3d 984
  • 59 Ill. Dec. 587
  • 1982 Ill. App. LEXIS 1421

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  • holding nonconforming use status is not lost by failure to obtain license to operate an automobile junkyard under a statute intended to prevent the easy disposal of stolen vehicles
  • stating that a failure to obtain a license for the operation of a junkyard required by state motor vehicle code did not invalidate nonconforming use status
  • finding nonconforming use despite property owner’s failure to obtain license to operate his junkyard where the statute sought to prevent disposal of stolen vehicles
  • Nonconforming use status approved despite failure to obtain license to operate an automobile junkyard under a statute intended to prevent the easy disposal of stolen vehicles
  • private nuisance claim against landowner for maintaining a junkyard on his property

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Judges: Londrigan

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