· 12/4/2008
Snaza v. City of Saint Paul, Minn.
Citations
- 548 F.3d 1178
- 2008 U.S. App. LEXIS 24686
- 2008 WL 5085109
How courts have described this case
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- ruling plaintiff did not have a protected property interest in her application for a conditional use permit, because plaintiff failed to meet certain zoning regulations
- ruling on summary judgment that plaintiff did not have a protected property interest in her application for a conditional use permit, because plaintiff failed to meet certain zoning regulations
- rejecting plaintiff's argument that the Williamson County doctrine was merely \prudential\ and insisting that it was \jurisdictional\
- affirming district court’s dismissal of a takings claim for lack of subject matter jurisdiction
- reject- ing plaintiff ’s argument that the Williamson County doctrine was merely “prudential” and insisting that it was “jurisdictional”
- “We have held that Williamson County is jurisdictional.”
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Judges: Murphy, Hansen, Riley
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