Michigan National Bank v. Windsor Charter Township

This case reflects the difficulties engendered by the repeated efforts of the Supreme Court to decide on the rules surrounding attacks on zoning ordinances. This state of flux initially developed when the Supreme Court came down with their decision in Sabo v Monroe Twp, 394 Mich 531; 232 NW2d 584 (1975). In Sabo, Justice Levin, with Justices Kavanagh and Fitzgerald concurring, stated that "the proper test to be applied in the majority of zoning cases should not be the Kropf 1 test of whether or not the present zoning is unreasonable or confiscatory, but instead, should be whether or not the…