Del Toro v. Zoning Board of Review

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• noting that “if [a zoning board] substitutes evidence within its own knowledge or from a view, we have held that there should be something in the decision to inform us of the grounds and basis thereof sufficiently for [the court] to perform our duty without speculation”
• noting that “if [a zoning board] substitutes evidence within its own knowledge or from a view, we have held that there should be something in the decision to inform us of the grounds and basis thereof sufficiently for [the court] to perform our duty without speculation”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).