TAXPAYERS ASSN. OF WEYMOUTH TP. INC. v. Weymouth Tp.

How courts have described this case

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• declaring that \municipalities have no power to zone except as delegated to them by the Legislature\
• declaring that “municipalities have no power to zone except as delegated to them by the Legislature”
• “We [have] afforded the concept, and the underlying principles that inform the court’s analysis of a spot zoning challenge, an expansive description . . . .”
• under equal protection analysis, classification must be sustained if justifiable “on any reasonably conceivable state of facts” and “[i]t does not matter that the classification may be mathematically imperfect or that it results in some inequities in practice”
• under equal protection analysis, classification must be sustained if justifiable \on any reasonably conceivable state of facts\ and \[i]t does not matter that the classification may be mathematically imperfect or that it results in some inequities in practice\
• originally published at 71 N.J. 249 (1976)

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