McLaughry v. Town of Norwich

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• holding that zoning bylaws are presumed valid and the movant has the burden of proving that the bylaw is invalid
• holding that zoning bylaws are presumed valid and the movant has the burden of proving otherwise
• noting that the split lot could be used “for two different purposes; that is, that part of it which lies within the business district could be used for business purposes, and that part of the property lying within the residential district could be used for residential purposes”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).