· 7/6/1973
McLay v. Maryland Assemblies, Inc.
Citations
- 306 A.2d 524
- 269 Md. 465
- 1973 Md. LEXIS 843
How courts have described this case
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- explaining the difference between a voluntary cessation of use and a cessation which is involuntary
- explaining the difference between a voluntary cessation of use and a cessation which is involuntary
- no discontinuance where property owner/manufacturer ceased production for the statutory period of time due to lack of business
- no discontinuance where property owner/manufacturer ceased production for the statutory period of time due to lack of business
- ammunition manufacturer which kept equipment in place and kept office open, despite lack of orders, did not abandon nonconforming use
- effect of cessation or discontinuance of nonconforming use must depend on language of the ordinance; under facts and language of ordinance, nonconforming use status was not extinguished
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Judges: Murphy, McWilliams, Singley, Smith, Digges, Levine
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