Archive for the ‘Statute of Limitations’ Category
NY Appellate Court Rules that Lawsuit Challenging “House of Worship Law” was Timely Filed and Sufficiently Alleged SEQRA Violations
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 1, 2023
DE Supreme Court Dismisses Challenge to Zoning Ordinance as Time-Barred
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on August 20, 2022
CA Appeals Court Vacates Board of Supervisors’ Decision on Conditional Use Permit as Time-Barred
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on June 5, 2022
NY Appellate Court Determines that Site Plan Approval Was Timely Appealed Because the Planning Board Decision Was Never “Filed”
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on September 9, 2021
NY Appellate Court Concluded Landowner had Constructive Notice of a Restaurant and Application to Revoke Permit was Untimely, and Dismissed Lawsuit
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 10, 2020
IL Appeals Court Finds Challenge Arising from 31 Year Old Rezoning Ordinance was Not Time-Barred
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 4, 2020
Second Circuit Finds Section 1983 and 1985 Claims Over Zoning Enforcement were Time Barred
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on August 6, 2020
MI Appeals Court Finds Appeal of Board of Zoning Appeals’ Decision Denying Liquor Permit was Untimely
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 25, 2020
PA Commwlth Court Holds Statute Governing Time for Appeals from and Remedies for Procedural Defects in Land Use Decisions Did Not Apply to Zoning Ordinance
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on November 9, 2019
MS Appeal Court Holds New Statute of Limitations was to be Applied Prospectively Rather than Retroactively for Rezoning
Posted by: Patricia Salkin on May 28, 2019
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