City of Portland v. Homeaway.com, Inc.
District Court, D. Oregon
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION AND ORDER
MOSMAN, Judge.
When new technologies are developed, there is often a tension between those new technologies and efforts to regulate them within a framework built around older technologies. This case is an illustration of that tension. Plaintiff City of Portland sued Defendants HomeAway.com, Inc. and HomeAway, Inc. (collectively “HomeA-way”) for failure to comply with various provisions of the Portland City Code collectively known as the “Transient Lodgings Tax.” HomeAway moves to dismiss the City’s complaint. I GRANT HomeA-wa/s Motion to Dismiss [7] and DENY injunctive relief.
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