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Lauer v. Zoning Commission

Citations

  • 220 Conn. 455
  • 600 A.2d 310
  • 1991 Conn. LEXIS 496

How courts have described this case

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  • noting “ordinary practice” of reading trial court record to support, rather than contradict, its judgment
  • clarifying distinction between \statutorily required published notice to the general public and statutorily required personal notice to specific individuals\
  • affirming the power of local zoning regulations to \recognize a residence as a use accessory to . . . permitted special uses.\
  • distinguishing \between statutorily CT Page 6091 required published notice to the general public and statutorily required personal notice to specific individuals\; a failure to give the former kind of notice is a subject matter jurisdictional defect in zoning cases
  • “ ‘[i]n seeking to discern that [legislative] intent, we look to . . . common law principles governing the same general [area] . . .’ ”
  • legislative history and legislative policy are relevant aids in determining legislative intent

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Judges: Borden, Shea

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Cites

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