Repealed city ordinance may still be declared void

Repealing an ordinance does not do enough to invalidate its past effects, the Missouri Supreme Court determined on Tuesday in favor of a property owner who challenged a Sikeston, Mo., zoning classification under the city's Sunshine Law. Instead of repeal, the high court held that a "void and unenforceable" declaration was necessary to recover relief ...

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Repealed city ordinance may still be declared void

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