Congratulations to Mixon Robinson, the eighth winner of our free t-shirt contest! Mixon won the random drawing for the week of June 18th. Our sincere thanks goes out to all our MicroMash alumni out there who have taken time to leave praise and constructive feedback about our bar review program. We love hearing from you! Keep it coming and stay tuned, as another winner will be drawn tomorrow! You can hear what our customers have to say about us or join the discussion by visiting this blog post.
A zoning ordinance in East Cleveland prohibited three or more unrelated persons from living together in a dwelling unit. Mrs. Moore bought a single-family house and lived there with her four grandchildren, each of whom was a child of a different one of Mrs. Moore’s sons and daughters. The grandchildren lived with Mrs. Moore under a contractual arrangement whereby each paid her for room and board. The statutory definition of unrelated persons included first cousins. Mrs. Moore and her grandchildren challenged the validity of the ordinance. They are most likely to be successful on the basis that the ordinance:
A. Impairs the obligation of their contract.
B. Violates the Privileges and Immunities Clause of Article IV of the Constitution.
C. Is an undue burden on commerce.
D. Deprives them of liberty and property without due process of law.
Congratulations to Mixon Robinson, the eighth winner of our free t-shirt contest! Mixon won the random drawing for the week of June 18th. Our sincere thanks goes out to all our MicroMash alumni out there who have taken time to leave praise and constructive feedback about our bar review program. We love hearing from you! Keep it coming and stay tuned, as another winner will be drawn tomorrow! You can hear what our customers have to say about us or join the discussion by visiting this blog post.
