Zimarino v. Zoning Board of Review of Providence

How courts have described this case

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• defining “reasonably competent evidence” upon which administrative boards may rely as “any evidence that is not incompetent by reason of being devoid of probative force as to the pertinent issues”
• defining \reasonably competent evidence\ upon which administrative boards may rely as \any evidence that is not incompetent by reason of being devoid of probative force as to the pertinent issues\
• zoning board is “ ‘required to act judicially on facts lawfully ascertained’”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).