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What is Sui Generis? John Spacey, updated on
 ExampleZoning laws typically cover broad categories of land use such as residential, commercial, agricultural and industrial. The term sui generis applies to exceptional uses of land that require special permission. Depending on the nation and city, this can include things like amusement parks, gas stations, hotels, nightclubs and embassies.
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