Rodney L. Underwood v. Clariant Corporation

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• noting particularized nature of claim is “separate and essential element of standing” as to which court should make specific findings
• “status as an ‘aggrieved person’ is an essential prerequisite to judicial review under G. L. c. 40A, § 17”
• \While the plaintiff undoubtedly is inconvenienced by the heavy traffic ... this evidence is an insufficient predicate for finding that he is a 'person aggrieved' \
• plaintiffs hardship of maneuvering through increased traffic “not substantially different” from that of other members of community
• \While the plaintiff undoubtedly is inconvenienced by the heavy traffic . . . this evidence is an insufficient predicate for finding that he is a 'person aggrieved'\
• no standing where plaintiff's claims of aggrievement were \not substantially different from [those] of all of the other members of the community who [were] frustrated and inconvenienced by heavy traffic\

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