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Commercial Law

Nov. 23, 2000

High Court Will Review S.F. Hotel 'Takings' Case

The validity of San Francisco's hotel conversion law is now before the California Supreme Court in a case that tests the constitutional boundaries of private property "takings" for the benefit of poor people.

By Peter Blumberg
Daily Journal Staff Writer
        The validity of San Francisco's hotel conversion law is now before the California Supreme Court in a case that tests the constitutional boundaries of private property "takings" for the benefit of poor people.
        The high court agreed Tuesday to hear a challenge by ...

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