Schwartz v. Town of Hamden

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• where record owners of land had actual notice, failure to notify them as required by statute was not jurisdictional defect because owners waived personal notice
• plaintiffs appearing without objection at hearing waive their right to claim lack of personal notice
• plaintiffs appearing without objection at hearing waive their right to claim lack of personal notice
• attendance at public hearing waives any claim attributed to defect in personal notice
• where several plaintiffs appealed challenging decision of planning and zoning commission based on, inter alia, alleged conflict of interest by member of commission, Supreme Court affirmed trial court’s dismissal of appeal by one group of plaintiffs for lack of aggrievement

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