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· 12/1/1959

Hamblett v. Nashua

Citations

  • 102 N.H. 318
  • 156 A.2d 134
  • 1959 N.H. LEXIS 74

How courts have described this case

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  • because one co-owner cannot bind another, assent of one co-owner to variance cannot constitute consent for property
  • addressing consent to abutter’s request for variance

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Judges: Wheeler

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