Deshotel v. T.T.C. Illinois, Inc.

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• holding that an urban renewal plan was neither general nor permanent because it did not encompass the whole city and was effective only for a term of twenty years
• upholding the exercise of eminent domain in connection with a \Speedway Urban Renewal Project\ under A.C.A. §§ 14-169-701 et seq., relying on Kerr
• noting previous holdings to the effect that the proceedings of special meetings of city councils are valid and legal if all the members had notice and there was a sufficient number present to transact business

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