Lockard v. City of Los Angeles

Supreme Court of California · Decided 1949-02-01

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GIBSON, C. J. This is an appeal by the city of Los Angeles from a judgment declaring certain provisions of a comprehensive zoning ordinance invalid and void insofar as it affects the use of a strip of property twelve blocks long within which plaintiffs’ property is situated. The zoning scheme of defendant city adopted in June, 1946, classifies the city into 16 t…

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