Archive for the ‘Vagueness’ Category

NH Supreme Court Finds Zoning Ordinance Did Not Permit Short Term Rentals and Finds Property Owners Failed to Establish that Definition of “Dwelling Unit” in the Ordinance was Unconstitutionally Vague

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on October 18, 2019

PA Appeals Court Finds the Definition of the Term “Kennel” was Ambiguous in the Local Ordinance and Therefore Construed the Definition in Favor of the Landowners

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 22, 2015

PA Commwlth Court Construes Ambiguous Term of Ordinance (“Kennel”) in Favor of Landowners

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on February 8, 2015

NY Appellate Court Finds Ordinance Prohibiting Outdoor Storage is Unconstitutionally Vague

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on December 31, 2014

Fed. Dist. Ct. in NY Denies Summary Judgment Motion Alleging Challenged Ordinance is Void for Vagueness

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on June 19, 2013

Second Circuit Court of Appeals Finds Section of Zoning Law Void for Vagueness

Posted by: Patricia Salkin on April 26, 2012