Lawyers for the city of Atlanta and Fulton County took a fight over high-value industrial land to the Georgia Supreme Court last week, debating the validity of different versions of—and amendments to—the state constitution over the past 40 years.
May 02, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Lawyers for the city of Atlanta and Fulton County took a fight over high-value industrial land to the Georgia Supreme Court last week, debating the validity of different versions of—and amendments to—the state constitution over the past 40 years.
The dispute is over a 1.4-acre lot in an industrial park on the western side of the county, but it has far greater importance than the boarded-up bank building that sits there.
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