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· 11/25/1946

Myers v. Ragen

Citations

  • 329 U.S. 786
  • 67 S. Ct. 298

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that equitable considerations mandated issuance of permit contrary to intervening amendment of ordinance even though no finding of bad faith or vested rights
  • holding that it would be inequitable to allow a town to deny a permit based on a new ordinance after the property owner was denied a permit three times and brought suit to determine the validity of the prior ordinance
  • zoning ordinance could not be changed to adversely affect Humble Oil \more than a year after Humble's first petition for a permit and one month after Humble had started these court proceedings based on the ordinance in effect\ at the time
  • zoning ordinance could not be changed to adversely affect Humble Oil \more than a year after Humble's first petition for a permit and one month after Humble had started these court proceedings based on the ordinance in effect\ at the time
  • ordinance that gives power to board to deny permit for gas station without adequate standards is unconstitutional
  • ordinance that gives power to board to deny permit for gas station without adequate standards .is unconstitutional

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