Crepage v. City of Lauderhill

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• holding that where Crepage only received twenty-four-hour notice of the hearing, the remedy was to set a new hearing with proper notice
• holding that where Crepage only received twenty-four-hour notice of the hearing, the remedy was to set a new hearing with proper notice
• twenty-four hours’ notice of adversarial hearing insufficient

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