· 1/30/1980
INHABITANTS OF TOWN OF BOOTHBAY, ETC. v. Russell
Citations
- 410 A.2d 554
- 1980 Me. LEXIS 497
How courts have described this case
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- noting that Boards of Appeals perform an adjudicatory function “within [a] limited jurisdiction”
- zoning board of appeals of municipality has exclusively adjudicatory function and is not proper party to an appeal from its own decision
- rejecting the idea that a zoning board or one of its members might be a partisan in actions pertaining to its decisions
- upholding the zoning board's affirmance of building inspector's denial of a permit where a landowner built a \picnic deck\ in violation of the shoreland zoning ordinance despite the refusal of a building permit
- \Absent a positive legislative grant of authority ... the board is not a proper party.\
- \ Absent a positive legislative grant of authority ... the board is not a proper party.\
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Judges: McKusick, Wer-Nick, Godfrey, Nichols, Glass-Man
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