· 7/2/1970
Habliston v. City of Salisbury
Citations
- 265 A.2d 885
- 258 Md. 350
How courts have described this case
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- stating that it was obvious that “there was little, if any, investigation and study of the situation by the staff and that its conclusions do not rise much, if at all, above the level of wishful thinking”
- granting landowner adjoining landowner standing to challenge a City of Salisbury ordinance reclassifying land from industrial to residential
- granting landowner adjoining landowner standing to challenge a City of Salisbury ordinance reclassifying land from industrial to residential
- granting property owner standing in a challenge to a piecemeal rezoning
- granting property owner standing in a challenge to a piecemeal rezoning
- granting property owner standing in a challenge to a piecemeal rezoning
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Judges: Hammond, McWilliams, Finan, Singley, Digges
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