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· 5/22/1961

Bordelon v. Couvillion

Citations

  • 130 So. 2d 453
  • 1961 La. App. LEXIS 1925

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that where objector challenges deemed approval on merits, any untimely action by zoning hearing board such as findings of fact are null and void and trial court must conduct hearing de novo and issue findings and conclusions
  • vacating the common pleas court’s order because it “erred in conducting appellate, as opposed to de novo, review of the Board’s deemed approval”
  • vacating the trial court’s order because it “erred in conducting appellate, as opposed to de novo, review of the Board’s deemed approval”

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Judges: Frugé, Savoy, Tate

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