Demiragh v. DeVos
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
OAKES, Circuit Judge:
The City of Stamford, Connecticut, appeals from a judgment of District Judge Clarie declaring Municipal Ordinance 219 unconstitutional on its face, as in violation of the equal protection clause. The ordinance’s title states its purpose:
DECLARING IT A HEALTH HAZARD WHEN VACANCY RATE IN HOUSING FALLS BELOW 2% AND THAT ANY PERSON BECOMING A STAMFORD RESIDENT DURING THIS TIME SHALL NOT BE ELIGIBLE FOR WELFARE BENEFITS, *404NOR SHALL BE ABLE TO RECEIVE SUCH BENEFITS.1
We agree with Judge Clarie that, because the ordinance did not have state wide effect, 28 U.S.C. § 2281 did not…
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