Miller v. Kansas City
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SPERRY, Commissioner.
This suit was instituted by owners of residential property located near the intersection of Troost with 79th Street and 79th Street Terrace, in Kansas City, Missouri. Plaintiffs prayed that an ordinance which rezoned certain property, near those inter sections, from residential to commercial usage, be declared invalid and that defendant be enjoined from issuing a building permit to King Louie Bowl, Inc., the owner of the property so rezoned. The city of Kansas City, Missouri, will be referred to as defendant, and King Louie Bowl, Inc., will be referred to as intervenor.…
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- Cianciarulo v. TarroSupreme Court of Rhode Island · 1961
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