A zoning ordinance of the city of Dallas, Texas, prohibited the use of property in a residential
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A zoning ordinance of the city of Dallas, Texas, prohibited the use of property in a residential district for gasoline filling stations. Lombardo brought an action against the city to test the validity of the ordinance. He contended that the ordinance violated the rights of the owners of property in such districts. Do you agree with this contention? [Lombardo v City of Dallas, 73 SW2d 475 (Tex)]
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