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Appeals court revives Kansas couple's $550k wedding venue dispute

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A Kansas couple sued Leavenworth County for over $550,000 after construction delays and rule changes impacted their planned wedding venue. The Kansas Court of Appeals has reinstated the couple's claim alleging an equal protection violation by the county. However, the court upheld the dismissal of their other legal claims in the dispute. The case centers on conflicts over building code requirements, specifically sprinkler system rules, that caused a two-year delay.

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