Sarah C. Blitch v. City Ocala

Appellant filed her bill of complaint against the City of Ocala, Florida, alleging that she is and has been for many years a property holder in the city; that said
property, consisting of three small cottages, is badly in need of repair, especially to the shingle roofs thereof, but that
by reason of an ordinance passed by the city council on October 21, 1924, enacted after the cottages were built, she is prevented
from making such repairs; that she has applied to the city officials for leave to repair the said shingle roofs with new shingles,
but such application was denied, and that the property has thus become worthless to her as a source of income; and praying
an injunction against the enforcement of the ordinance.