Anundson v. City of Chicago

The circuit court of Cook County on August 7, 1962, acting in a declaratory judgment action brought by Vernon A. Anundson and his wife Selma, held certain provisions of the Chicago zoning ordinance unconstitutional as applied to certain real property located on Fullerton Avenue in Chicago. The land was then owned by the Anundsons. The beneficial interest in the property now is vested in the appellant, William Harmon. The court’s decree provided that the minimum lot area restrictions imposed by the ordinance were void and that the plaintiffs, and all persons claiming through them, had the…