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set forth 14 claims: (1) Violation of the Federal Fair Housing
Act; (2) violation of the California Fair Employment and Housing
Act; (3) violation of the Unruh Civil Rights Act; (4) violation
of Federal substantive due process; (5) violation of California
substantive due process; (6) violation of Federal equal
protection laws; (7) violation of California equal protection
laws; (8) violation of California procedural due process; (9)
violation of California privacy laws; (10) violation of Federal
freedom of association laws; (11) violation of California freedom
of association laws; (12) California inverse condemnation; (13)
California estoppel by nonconforming use rights; and (14)
California estoppel by exceeding zoning authority. The plaintiff
class incorporated into each of the above-referenced claims
between 38 and 44 paragraphs of additional material. Paragraph
35 of that additional material alleged bodily injury among nine
other losses suffered by petitioner and members of petitioner’s
class.
Paragraph 35 states:
By reason of defendant’s unlawful acts or practices,
plaintiffs and members of plaintiff class have
suffered loss of housing, violation of their civil
rights, monetary damages, humiliation, and bodily
injury, including but not limited to physical and
emotional distress. Plaintiffs and members of the
plaintiff class have also suffered the loss of the
important social, business, economic, and political
benefits of associations that arise from living in
communities integrated with families and children.
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