Reseña de William C v. Metropolitan Board Zoning

William C v. Metropolitan Board Zoning de First District Court of Appeals of Indiana Resumen del Libro

The Board of Zoning appeals (Board) granted a variance of use to appellee Burger Chef Systims, Ind. (Lessee) over the objection of appellant (Lessors) Bowen, Bowen, Eusey, and "certain minors", who are heirs of Cornelius M. Bowen, deceased, who ten years earlier had demised the land to Lessee for a term of ninety-nine years. Lessors objection was that their consent as "owners" was necessary to give the Board jurisdiction to hear and determine the petition for the variance and that since they had not given it the Board had no jurisdiction. At no time have they objected or remonstrated on the ground that the use permitted by the variance would be injurious to their reversionary interest in the land, or in adjoining land, or that it would be injurious to the public interest.

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