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· 3/25/1969

Damick v. Planning & Zoning Commission

Citations

  • 158 Conn. 78
  • 256 A.2d 428
  • 1969 Conn. LEXIS 579

How courts have described this case

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  • improper for court to use evidence in its findings beyond limited scope for which it permitted evidence to be introduced
  • when court used evidence and testimony for purposes beyond limited ones for which it had permit- ted admission into evidence, such misuse was imper- missible
  • where change of zonal classification was for sole benefit of individual and was detrimental to others, change was at odds with comprehensive plan.

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Judges: King, Alcorn, House, Thim, Covello

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