Smith v. Zoning Board of Review of Warwick

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• holding that the zoning board gave sufficient reasons for expressly rejecting testimony of experts and acted properly in basing its decision on its own knowledge of premises
• holding that the zoning board gave sufficient reasons for expressly rejecting testimony of experts and acted properly in basing its decision on its own knowledge of premises
• holding that Board can rely on own subjective knowledge of commercial area

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