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· 5/31/1967

Hopf v. Board of Review of City of Newport

Citations

  • 230 A.2d 420
  • 102 R.I. 275
  • 1967 R.I. LEXIS 682

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that zoning boards will be reversed if the reviewing court is unable to ascertain sufficient grounds for their decisions
  • stating conclusional or insufficient evidence warrants reversal of zoning board decision
  • stating conclusional or insufficient evidence warrants reversal of zoning board decision
  • remanding the zoning matter to the zoning board because a reviewing court will not guess or speculate as to what grounds the zoning board relied upon if such reasons and evidence supporting those reasons are not specifically stated in the zoning board's decision
  • reversing zoning board decision due to conclusional or insufficient evidence

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Judges: Roberts, Paolino, Powers, Joslin, Kelleher

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