Legal Opinion
O'Dell v. Board of Commissioners
Court of Appeals of Tennessee
Decided June 2, 1995PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
GODDARD, Presiding Judge (Eastern Section).
Ben L. O’Dell, a property owner in the City of Johnson City, Tennessee, sues the Board of Commissioners of the City of Johnson City seeking to have an agreed order entered in a previous suit against the Board, as well as a City Ordinance passed pursuant to the agreed order declared void. The agreed order and Ordinance provided that the City would re-zone certain property owned by Mr. O’Dell from R-5, which is single-family residential, to B-4, which is arterial business. His complaint is premised on the theory that the agreed order constituted…
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