Huard v. Forest Street Housing, Inc.

How courts have described this case

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• analogous provision of Statewide rent control act, St. 1970, c. 842, § 11 [a]
• stipulation that omitted “seemingly significant information” set aside and matter remanded to trial court
• “Even if the [board’s] determinations were invalid ab initio, it would seem that landlords who had obtained increases pursuant to improper criteria would have been entitled to redeterminations pursuant to proper standards”
• where an action was tried on a stipulation of facts which omitted ‘seemingly significant information’ known to the court because of earlier litigation, the stipulation was set aside and remanded to the trial court
• where an action was tried on a stipulation of facts which omitted “seemingly significant information” known to the court because of earlier litigation, the stipulation was set aside and the matter remanded to the trial court
• stipulation set aside because it omitted “seemingly significant information”

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