Legal Opinion
Miller v. Fulton County
Supreme Court of Georgia
Decided February 16, 1989No. 46212PublishedCited by 13 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Hunt, Justice.
This appeal involves the requirements for standing of neighbors challenging a rezoning. Miller filed a complaint against Fulton County and Julian LeCraw Properties (JLC) seeking injunctive relief for alleged violations of the Steinberg Act, OCGA § 36-67-1 et seq. The defendants moved for summary judgment claiming Miller lacked standing. Thereafter, Miller moved to join or substitute his wife as a party plaintiff. The trial court granted defendants’ motion and denied Miller’s.
The Millers live across the street from the rezoned property where JLC proposes to build a 269-unit…
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