Urban Developers LLC v. City of Jackson MS

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• agreeing that none of the owner’s claims “were ripe for review”
• agreeing that none of the owner’s claims “were ripe for review”
• observing Mississippi’s “past strict adherence to the requirement that a board of supervisors only be bound by a contract entered upon its minutes” and acknowledging that “[t]his requirement applies not only to contract formation, but to contract modification as well”
• observing Mississippi’s “past strict adherence to the requirement that a board of supervisors only be bound by a contract entered upon its minutes” and acknowledging that “[t]his requirement applies not only to contract formation, but to contract modification as well”
• “The Colle Towing case is often cited as an example of the harsh application of Mississippi’s spread on minutes requirement, equity notwithstanding.”
• “Ripeness is a question of law that implicates th[e] court’s subject matter jurisdiction . . . . ” (citations omitted)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).