In 2020, a Kansas couple received a permit for a wedding venue without sprinklers; after a two-year delay and a code change, they claimed more than $550,000 in losses, and an appeals court has revived one claim
- The dispute began in April 2020, when the couple's business received a special use permit to build a wedding venue.
- (AI photo)A couple in Kansas, United States, who planned to build a wedding venue have received another opportunity to pursue part of their legal case against Leavenworth County.
- George Daniel Lynch and Cynthia Lynch, who own Whiskey Ridge, LLC, had sought damages of at least $550,000 after a dispute over building permits and fire safety requirements.
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- The dispute began in April 2020, when the couple's business received a special use permit to build a wedding venue.
- (AI photo)A couple in Kansas, United States, who planned to build a wedding venue have received another opportunity to pursue part of their legal case against Leavenworth County.
- George Daniel Lynch and Cynthia Lynch, who own Whiskey Ridge, LLC, had sought damages of at least $550,000 after a dispute over building permits and fire safety requirements.
Sources: Times of India