· 6/28/1968
Gougeon v. BOROUGH OF STONE HARBOR
Citations
- 245 A.2d 7
- 52 N.J. 212
- 1968 N.J. LEXIS 235
How courts have described this case
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- reviewing and remanding denial of variances for lot area and side-yard under subsection c
- “Supporting and explanatory facts and factual findings for the conclusions must be set forth. Unless such facts and findings are recited, a reviewing court cannot determine whether the Board acted properly and within the limits of its authority.”
- “Supporting and explanatory facts and factual findings for the conclusions must be set forth. Unless such facts and findings are recited, a reviewing court cannot determine whether the Board acted properly and within the limits of its authority.”
- owner of an undersized lot has constitutional right to some reasonable use of the land and ordinarily is to be treated as owner of a buildable lot
- denial of hardship variance may amount to unconstitutional restriction on the use of property
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Judges: Francis
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