Makowski v. Mayor and City of Baltimore
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtBattaglia, J.
This case involves a “quick-take” condemnation 1 of a property located at 900-902 N. Chester Street, comprised of a building that had formerly housed a church and contained various offices. The Appellant, Edward Makowski, raises ten issues for our review, 2 some of which are not properly before us, and the rest of which can be addressed as a single question:
Did the Circuit Court for Baltimore City err in granting the City’s “Petition for Immediate Possession and Title” to 900-902 N. Chester Street?
We shall answer no, affirm, and explain.
We derive the following facts from the memorandum…
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