Wilmington Medical Center, Inc. v. Bradford

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• stating that the test of constitutionality is “the reasonableness of the classification”
• finding that the Delaware Health Facilities Act did not violate the one-subject limitation “in that it not only creates the [Delaware Health Facilities] Authority, but it also purports to divest certain taxing powers of New Castle County” because “(m
• upholding legislation modifying already delegated zoning power by exempting medical facilities from county land use regulations
• there is no pledge of state credit without incurring of public legal liability guaranteed by state taxing power
• “Every presumption is in favor of the validity of a legislative act and all doubts are resolved in its favor; and if the question of the reasonable necessity for regulation is fairly debatable, legislative judgment must be allowed to control.”
• thereis no pledgeof statecreditwitbootincurringof pobliclegal liability goaranteui by statetaxing power

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