Zoning Nuisance
Zoning Nuisance is a legal doctrine within the broader category of public nuisance that specifically arises when governmental land-use regulations or zoning decisions unreasonably interfere with the fundamental rights or beneficial use of property, thereby imposing disproportionate burdens on individuals or communities despite compliance with statutory authority.
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Development Controls in Toronto in the Nineteenth Century
Raphaël Fischler · Urban History Review · 2007 · 25 citations · Full text
Law, Urban Planning, Urban Policy +17
NUISANCE AND THE CHARACTER OF THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Joyce E. Penner · Journal of Environmental Law · 1993 · 16 citations
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