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Tran v. Gwinn
No. 002810Supreme Court of Virginia
002810 Tran v. Gwinn 11/02/2001 The trial court correctly concluded that a zoning ordinance prohibiting use of property in a residential district as a place of worship without a special use permit is a neutral…
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002810 Tran v. Gwinn 11/02/2001 The trial court correctly concluded that a zoning ordinance prohibiting use of property in a resi…
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002810 Tran v. Gwinn 11/02/2001 The trial court correctly concluded that a zoning ordinance prohibiting use of property in a residential district as a place of worship without a special use permit is a neutral law of general applicability which has a minimal or incidental burden on religious practice or conduct, and is constitutional. However, the final decree is vacated and the case is remanded for entry of an injunction consistent with this opinion.
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