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Party ID
taney-county-defendant
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1
Top Practice Route
Criminal Law
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Greg and Stephanie Smith challenged a Taney County zoning ordinance regulating "nightly rentals," alleging procedural defects in its adoption. The trial court granted summary judgment for Taney County, declaring the ordinance valid. The appellate court reversed and remanded, holding that the County's motion for summary judgment failed to establish a prima facie case because it did not address the specific procedural defects alleged by the Smiths, relying instead on an insufficient general presumption of validity. The court declined to review the denial of the Smiths' cross-motion for summary judgment.