New Mission Baptist Church v. City of Atlanta
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Chief Justice.
The building permit, alleged to have been issued by the inspector of buildings to New Mission Baptist Church on April 10, 1944, authorizing additions to the church building at the designated location, was presumably issued in accordance with the ordinance conferring authority upon the building inspector to enforce the zoning ordinances “under the rules and regulations of the board of zoning appeals,” and was apparently valid. Nothing to the contrary appearing, it is presumed that the building inspector acted within his authority and -according to the rules and regulations…
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