Swit bought a single-family residence and converted it into a halfway house for delinquent teenagers. Neighbors objected
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Swit bought a single-family residence and converted it into a halfway house for delinquent teenagers. Neighbors objected to the increased risk of crime in the neighborhood. Then the neighbors filed suit claiming that the residents of the home were not, “a single family,” as required by the applicable zoning ordinance. Who prevails, Swit or his neighbors?
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The one who prevails is the neighbor because the court found that the city had not ...View the full answer
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