Goddard v. Stowers
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
YOUNG, Justice.
By Amendatory Ordinance No. 5760, of date April 7, 1953, the City of Dallas had changed the classification of the Stowers property (subject to a recognized nonconforming use) from residential to local retail; its validity being challenged by appellants in petition for injunction as unreasonable and arbitrary, having no relationship to public health, safety, convenience, or general welfare; in effect amounting to unjustifiable spot zoning. Upon hearing to the court, the measure was adjudged legal and valid; with denial of restraint and order that petitioners Goddard and Maxson…
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