· 10/15/1889
Walters v. Hermann
Citations
- 99 Mo. 529
How courts have described this case
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- stating that New Hampshire applies rational basis to substantive due process claims and “fair and substantial relationship” test to equal protection claims
- “In this case, the plaintiff is not entitled to attorney’s fees because he is not the prevailing party.”
- a substantive due process challenge to an ordinance questions the fundamental fairness of an ordinance both generally and in the relationship of the particular ordinance to a particular property under particular conditions existing at the time of litigation
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Judges: Barclay, Sherwood
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