Neighbors Sue Man for Working on Cars in His Garage

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Pokie, pokie.

No, but seriously, Frankie.
We don't know all the facts.
But you know as well as I that it takes money to fight.
He's running out of money, I think.
And, unfortunately, the person with the most money and best lawyers usually win in court.
I've seen it.
Justice isn't blind to money in that way.
Besides that, and in a related sense, I've been told "you can't fight city hall".
Now whether that is the case or not, I feel sure that money might play a part in the outcome if he did try and fight in court.
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All that to say, what I said in my post previous to yours.
My two cents........ and that's all the money I have.




Opinions, emotions, and personal feelings are meaningless. Zoning laws are the rule. If the building and the operations are legal according to the zoning, there is no problem, if it is not, then he will have to meet those zoning laws. PERIOD.

Whether we find anything wrong determines nothing, and means even less. What matter is: Is it legal? Does it meet the zoning laws.

IF it doesn't meet local zoning laws, he also has the option to challenge those laws, IN COURT, and even fight to have them changed. The reality is, he stands a good chance of winning such a battle, since he is not operating a "for profit" business.