CRG Acquisition v. Holliston — Large warehouse requires special permit
The Massachusetts Appeals Court held that an 800,000-square-foot standalone warehouse was not an as-of-right use and required a special permit under Holliston’s zoning bylaw.
The Massachusetts Appeals Court held that an 800,000-square-foot standalone warehouse was not an as-of-right use and required a special permit under Holliston’s zoning bylaw.
The Massachusetts Appeals Court held that collateral economic benefits did not erase a business plaintiff’s Chapter 93A injury and that interest on a modified lien judgment ran from the original judgment.
The Massachusetts Appeals Court held that a landlord’s violation of the Attorney General’s timely-repair regulation necessarily establishes a Chapter 93A violation.
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