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Page 119
... Residential A. result from dismissal or approval of the application The application seeks permission ( as a “ specified and to what extent the loss might be irreparable " . departure and notwithstanding the present zoning ) It would ...
... Residential A. result from dismissal or approval of the application The application seeks permission ( as a “ specified and to what extent the loss might be irreparable " . departure and notwithstanding the present zoning ) It would ...
Page 192
The application was opposed by the respondent The present appeal followed . Council , and by certain neighbouring residents . Woodward , for the appellant . Meredith , for the applicant . White , for the respondent .
The application was opposed by the respondent The present appeal followed . Council , and by certain neighbouring residents . Woodward , for the appellant . Meredith , for the applicant . White , for the respondent .
Page 456
In the Board's view , however , the control of traffic This may well bo so , but the fact romains that the using this service lane ( which appears to be dedicated present appellants , by first objecting to the respondent M & road ) is a ...
In the Board's view , however , the control of traffic This may well bo so , but the fact romains that the using this service lane ( which appears to be dedicated present appellants , by first objecting to the respondent M & road ) is a ...
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