Marotta v. Board of Appeals of Revere

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• construing analogous language appearing in G. L. c. 40A, § 21
• \status of the property or of the plaintiffs may be such that the plaintiffs are not aggrieved even though the property is very near\
• “If the issue [of standing] is contested, and any additional evidence is offered, the point of jurisdiction will be determined on all the evidence with no benefit to the plaintiffs from the presumption as such”
• “[TJhere is a presumption that property owners to whom the board in the performance of its statutory obligation has sent notice as persons deemed by the board to be affected thereby have an interest and are persons aggrieved”
• whether jurisdiction was raised before Superior Court is immaterial
• whether jurisdiction was raised before Superior Court is immaterial

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