Anoll v. Pomerance

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• \[T]he judgment of the Board is contingent on the showing made at the hearing.\
• “a judgment becomes judicial or quasi-judicial, as distinguished from executive, when notice and hearing are required and the judgment of the board is contingent on the showing made at the hearing.”
• “[A] judgment becomes judicial or quasi-judicial, as distinguished from executive, when notice and hearing are required and the judgment of the board is contingent on the showing made at the hearing.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).