Deed Restrictions Are Not to Be Ignored
In case there was any ambiguity as to the enforceability of deed restrictions, the Michigan Court of Appeals made clear in a recent decision that
March 20, 2012
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In case there was any ambiguity as to the enforceability of deed restrictions, the Michigan Court of Appeals made clear in a recent decision that
On Wednesday March 12, 2012, the Macomb Circuit Court issued a decision finding that the Chesterfield Township, Michigan Water & Sewer Tap fee is an
For the past several years, the American Bar Associations State and Local Law section publishes a book covering current events in land use and zoning
A year ago today, a jury in the United States District Court in Detroit, Michigan rendered the largest verdict in a First Amendment retaliation, Due
When looking for expert advice on land use and zoning, the Detroit Free Press turned to Dalton & Tomich for its opinion on urban farming
In Michigan Lawyer’s Weekly, “Local Authority Not on Solid Ground” author Carol Lundberg highlights Valley View Quarry’s judicial takings case.Michigan_Lawyers_Weekly_by_Carol_Lundberg_July_22,_2011.pdf
On August 13, 2010 a jury awarded George and Margaret Paeth, clients of Dalton & Tomich, PLC a record setting verdict of $600,000 in a
One recent trend in religious land use issues that we have found is when a community effectively excludes a religious use through zoning. The typical
RLUIPA, passed by a unanimous Congress in 2000 and signed into law by President Clinton, was proposed and enacted by Congress in response to actions
Salvation Temple Church, is a Christian Church that entered into a purchase agreement for the purchase of property known as 25000 N. Chrysler Dr., Hazel
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