Cheyenne Desertrain v. City of Los Angeles

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• holding that even if plaintiffs fail to raise a claim properly in the pleadings, the claim may be raised at summary judgment under Rule 15(b)
• holding that an ordinance prohibiting the use of a vehicle as “ ‘living quarters’ ” was void for vagueness be- cause the ordinance did not define “living quarters”
• it is abuse of discretion to ignore a legal issue at summary judgment simply because it was not raised in the pleadings

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