Edna Ruth Hart v. City Johnson City Edna Ruth Hart v. City Johnson City

Edna Ruth Hart v. City Johnson City

TN.1929 , 801 S.W.2d 512 (1990)

    • £0.49
    • £0.49

Publisher Description

This case requires this Court to determine the constitutionality of the 1984 amendment to Tenn. Code Ann. § 6-51-103
-- the statute authorizing suits to contest municipal annexations. The amendment permits property owners adjacent to property
annexed by municipal ordinance to bring a quo warrantor action contesting the reasonableness of the annexation. However, by
population classification it excludes adjacent property owners in 81 of 95 Tennessee counties from the amendment's provisions. The plaintiffs insist that the population classifications set out in the 1984 amendment are unconstitutional because they
violate Article XI, Section 9 of the Tennessee Constitution, 1 which provides that the Legislature shall by general law
provide the exclusive method by which municipal boundaries may be altered.

GENRE
Professional & Technical
RELEASED
1990
3 December
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
14
Pages
PUBLISHER
LawApp Publishers
SIZE
65.3
KB

More Books by At Knoxville Supreme Court Of Tennessee

John J. Villaneuva v. State Tennessee John J. Villaneuva v. State Tennessee
1994
Walter D. Landers v. Fireman's Fund Walter D. Landers v. Fireman's Fund
1989
John F. Harwell v. William M. Leech John F. Harwell v. William M. Leech
1984
James Solomon v. Old Republic Insurance James Solomon v. Old Republic Insurance
1984
Virginia K. Fain v. Anthony O'Connell Virginia K. Fain v. Anthony O'Connell
1995
Richard E. Jackson and Jaquelyn R. Jackson Richard E. Jackson and Jaquelyn R. Jackson
1996