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Advanced Towing v. Fairfax County Board
No. 091180Supreme Court of Virginia
091180 Advanced Towing v. Fairfax County Board 06/10/2010 (Revised 05/23/2011) The trial court did not err in sustaining demurrers in a suit for declaratory relief filed by two towing companies challenging an …
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091180 Advanced Towing v. Fairfax County Board 06/10/2010 (Revised 05/23/2011) The trial court did not err in sustaining demurrer…
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091180 Advanced Towing v. Fairfax County Board 06/10/2010 (Revised 05/23/2011) The trial court did not err in sustaining demurrers in a suit for declaratory relief filed by two towing companies challenging an ordinance requiring them to have a vehicle storage facility within the boundaries of the county. A reasonably conceivable state of facts appeared on the pleadings concerning enforcement of the provision that could provide a rational basis for the classification made by the ordinance under review, and the territorial limitation therefore survives analysis under the Equal Protection guarantee of the Fourteenth Amendment. Likewise, the Dillon Rule of limited local government powers allows…
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