Pacific Reinsurance Management Corp. v. Ohio Reinsurance Corp.

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• holding that a municipal corporation's denial of a building permit for partisan political or personal reasons unrelated to the merits of the case, if proven, establishes a substantive due process violation
• holding that a 4 municipal corporation's denial of a building permit for partisan political or personal reasons unrelated to the merits of the case, if proven, establishes a substantive due process violation
• holding that when a state “affords'a full judicial mechanism with which to challenge the administrative decision” in question, the state provides adequate procedural due process whether or not the plaintiff avails him or herself of the provided appeal mechanism
• finding substantive due process claim could be made if improper interference with building permit issuing process
• \[A] state provides adequate due process when it provides 'reasonable remedies to rectify a legal error by a local administrative body.'\ (internal quotation marks omitted)
• procedural due process rights are satisfied if the state “affords a full judicial mechanism with which to challenge the administrative decision.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).