· 11/20/1962
Pascale v. Board of Zoning Appeals
Citations
- 150 Conn. 113
- 186 A.2d 377
- 94 A.L.R. 2d 414
- 1962 Conn. LEXIS 260
How courts have described this case
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- assuming that a city may be es-topped from enforcing a regulation because it issued a building permit, such estoppel will not defeat the rights of an aggrieved property owner
- Trial court must determine whether the commission has correctly interpreted its regulations and applied them with reasonable discretion to the facts.
- on appeal from zoning board’s application of regulation to facts of case, trial court must decide whether “the board correctly interpreted the regulation and applied it with reasonable discretion”
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Judges: Baldwin, King, Murphy, Shea, Alcorn
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