Robert A. Spence, Margaret A. Spence v. Walter R. Zimmerman, Katherine B. Zimmerman, City of Clearwater, a Municipal Corporation

How courts have described this case

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• stressing that courts should be circumspect in determining that constitutional rights are violated in quarrels over zoning decisions
• finding no property interest in a certificate that \ may be issued for a portion of or portions of a building which may be safely occupied\ but with no mandate for issuance even then
• finding no property interest in a certificate that ‘‘may be issued for a portion of or portions of a building which may be safely occupied’’ but with no mandate for issuance even then
• finding no property interest in a certificate that “may be issued for a portion of or portions of a building which may be safely occupied” but with no mandate for issuance even then
• finding no property interest in a certificate that ‘‘may be issued for a portion of or portions of a building which may be safely occupied’’ but with no mandate for issuance even then
• city could legitimately require plaintiffs to meet reasonable safety standards before issuing certificate of occupancy

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).