Sapero v. Mayor of Baltimore
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtCathell, J.
We are presented in this case, yet again, with litigation stemming from the City of Baltimore’s use of quick-take condemnation. Specifically, this case arises out of an attempt by the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore (“the City”), appellee, to condemn several private properties via quick-take. 1 The properties in question, owned by Robert A. Sape ro, 2 appellant, are located at 1701-1709 North Charles Street (commonly referred to as the “Chesapeake Restaurant”) and 22-24 East Lanvale Street, both located in Baltimore City, Maryland (collectively referred to as “the Properties”). On…
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