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· 6/26/1979

Thorne v. Zoning Commission

Citations

  • 178 Conn. 198
  • 423 A.2d 861
  • 1979 Conn. LEXIS 825

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  • noting that when there is one conclusion which a zoning authority could reasonably reach, the court may direct the authority to do so
  • in zoning appeals when as matter of law there was one conclusion zoning authority reasonably could reach, court may direct administrative agency to do or to refrain from doing what conclusion legally requires

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Judges: Cotter, Loiselle, Bogdanski, Longo, Peters

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