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June 29, 2007

Appraiser's Oversight Does Not Negate Standing.

The Appeals Court has reversed a Superior Court judge and found that plaintiffs have standing to appeal a grant of a variance despite an real estate appraiser's oversight regarding the current use of property.

In Central Street, LLC v. Zoning Board of Hudson, the Court found that the appraiser's oversight merely changed the baseline valuation of the property, not the overall determination that the variance and subsequent use would cause a diminution of value of the plaintiff's property.

The full text of the case can be found HERE.

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