Patton v. Richland County Council
Supreme Court of South Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
Toal, Justice:
The primary issue which we address in this appeal is whether a landowner can enjoin a county from enacting a zoning ordinance. We hold the county cannot be so enjoined, and therefore affirm.
FACTS
Rawley Patton, a landowner in Richland County, filed on April 5, 1988, a Summons and purported “Mandatory Injunction” against the Richland County Council in an attempt to prevent an amendment to the Richland County Zoning Ordinance from being passed. Despite a denial by the County that Patton complied with the requirements of Rule 4(d)(6), the transcript reflects that the County…
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