Mullin v. Planning Board of Brewster

How courts have described this case

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• holding that “(w)hen a municipal administrative board is acting in a judicial or quasi judicial capacity, ‘all [members of the board] who are to join in the decision must have attended the hearing’ ”
• because of the invalid vote and quorum error “a new hearing and vote are required”
• only those members who had attended all three meetings on an application could vote on the decision
• in case of adjudicatory proceedings before planning board, members required to attend hearing to be entitled to vote

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).