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Constitutional Law

Aug. 11, 2000

S.F. Hotel-Conversion Policy Violates Takings Clause, Court Rules

A state court of appeal ruling has granted new life to a battle waged by the owners of a historic San Francisco hotel against a city ordinance.

By Dennis Pfaff
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        A state court of appeal ruling has granted new life to a battle waged by the owners of a historic San Francisco hotel against a city ordinance.
        The justices, in reversing a 1998 San Francisco Superior Court ruling throwing out a challenge to the fee, raised ...

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