Constitutional Law-Municipal Corporations-A Statutory Scheme Whereby Power to Determine the Issue of Municipal Incorporation is Allocated to Landowners in Proportion to the Assesed Value of Their Land and to the Exclusion of Non-Landowning Voters is an Unconstitutional Denial of Equal Protection Unless the Classification Can be Shown to be Necessary to Fulfill a Compelling State Interest

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Constitutional Law-Municipal Corporations-A Statutory Scheme Whereby Power to Determine the Issue of Municipal Incorporation is Allocated to Landowners in Proportion to the Assesed Value of Their Land and to the Exclusion of Non-Landowning Voters is an Unconstitutional Denial of Equal Protection Unless the Classification Can be Shown to be Necessary to Fulfill a Compelling State Interest, 6 Loy. L.A. L. Rev. 240 (1973).
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