Overhoff v. Ginsburg Development, L.L.C.

How courts have described this case

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• noting that plaintiff had not demonstrated a claim of entitlement to have the government intervene and halt allegedly unlawful construction on neighboring property because the issuance of a stop-work order was “purely discretionary”
• dismissing a claim “that existing Village policies were not enforced” as “the antithesis of a Monell claim”
• dismissing Section 1983 complaint against municipality due to plaintiff’s failure to “allege that her constitutional rights were violated pursuant to any municipal policy or custom”
• dismissing Monell claim against municipality because of the plaintiff’s failure to “allege that her constitutional rights were violated pursuant to any municipal policy or custom”
• dismissing Section 1983 complaint against municipality due to plaintiff's failure to “allege that her constitutional rights were violated pursuant to any municipal policy or custom”
• dismissing Section 1983 complaint against municipality due to plaintiff’s failure to “allege that her constitutional rights were violated pursuant to any municipal policy or custom”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).