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Rockingham County asks NC Supreme Court to toss casino-related rezoning lawsuit
Rockingham County‘s attorneys filed a legal brief on July 20 asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to throw out a lawsuit challenging a 192-acre rezoning tied to a controversial casino […]
NC appeals court revives challenge to Rockingham rezoning amendments
The North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled residents have standing to challenge Rockingham County rezoning amendments, reversing dismissal and citing Gardner precedent on legislative zoning challenges.
NC appeals court revives lawsuit over Rockingham rezoning
The North Carolina Court of Appeals revived a lawsuit challenging Rockingham County rezoning, ruling plaintiffs had standing under the Declaratory Judgment Act without alleging special damages.
Court OKs referendum on Gullah-Geechee community zoning
SAVANNAH, Ga. — A judge on Tuesday approved a referendum sought by residents of one of the South’s last remaining Gullah-Geechee communities of slave descendants, ordering an Oct. 1 special […]
Comments during rezoning hearing can’t support tort claim
Allegedly malicious misrepresentations that were made during a public hearing in opposition to a proposed land rezoning constituted protected petitioning activity and thus couldn’t form the basis of a […]
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