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· 11/4/1996

Bowman Group v. Moser

Citations

  • 686 A.2d 643
  • 112 Md. App. 694
  • 1996 Md. App. LEXIS 143

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that where relief is granted on primary argument, an appellate court may decline to rule on the merits of an alternative argument
  • “In zoning matters, the zoning agency is considered to be the expert in the assessment of the evidence, not the court.”
  • “Bowman admits that the question of standing was not raised in the circuit court. After examination of the record, we choose not to exercise our discretion and decline to review the issue of Moser’s standing to contest the rezoning.”

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Judges: Fischer, Cathell, Bishop

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