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· 9/8/1981

Ohoopee Land Development Corporation v. Mayor & Council of Wrightsville

Citations

  • 281 S.E.2d 529
  • 248 Ga. 96
  • 1981 Ga. LEXIS 910

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  • a zoning classification is not unconstitutional simply because a developer is deprived of a more profitable use of his property
  • a zoning classification is not unconstitutional simply because a developer is deprived of a more profitable use of his property
  • a zoning classification is not unconstitutional simply because a developer is deprived of a more profitable use of his property
  • a zoning classification is not unconstitutional simply because a developer is deprived of a more profitable use of his property

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Judges: Jordan, Hill, Marshall, Clarke, Smith, Gregory

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