Town of Somerset v. Montgomery County Board of Appeals

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• holding that a timely filed petition in which all parties were listed would not be dismissed simply because the petition failed to explicitly allege that the parties were aggrieved by the agency decision
• holding that a timely filed petition in which all parties were listed would not be dismissed simply because the petition failed to explicitly allege that the parties were aggrieved by the agency decision
• distinguishing between “the merits of the substantive issues decided by the Board” and whether “the appellants have the requisite standing to have those issues reviewed”
• \there is no requirement that actual prejudice be shown before denial of due process can be established\
• a case wherein present counsel for appellants persuaded us that his client by such action had been denied due process
• denial of cross-examination prevents showing of prejudice based on what cross-examination could have established

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