Hillsborough County v. FLORIDA REST. ASS'N

How courts have described this case

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• holding that an association has standing to seek injunctive and declaratory relief to challenge the enactment of a county ordinance on the ground that it is unconstitutional
• finding no preemption where state law addressed food protection, alcohol packaging, and sales and where local law required posting of signs about the health dangers of drinking alcohol
• “If [a county] has enacted such an inconsistent ordinance, the ordinance must be declared null and void.”
• “If [a county] has enacted such an inconsistent ordinance, the ordinance must be declared null and void.”
• “If [a county] has enacted such an inconsistent ordinance, the ordinance must be declared null and void.”
• “If [a county] has enacted such an inconsistent ordinance, the ordinance must be declared null and void.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).