· 8/13/1951
Hite v. Town of West Columbia
Citations
- 66 S.E.2d 427
- 220 S.C. 59
- 1951 S.C. LEXIS 80
How courts have described this case
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- holding the sixty-day limit on notice of intent to contest an annexation and ninety-day limit on filing a challenge are not “unreasonable and arbitrary” and are not a denial of due process
- holding the sixty-day limit on notice of intent to contest an annexation and ninety-day limit on filing a challenge are not \unreasonable and arbitrary\ and are not a denial of due process
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Judges: Fishburne, Baker, Stukes, Oxner, Tayeor
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