Brian C. Levey

Jun 21, 2023 | jdsupra.com | Michael Campinell |Brian C. Levey

In Marengi v. 6 Forest Road, LLC, No. 2177CV00933, the Massachusetts Superior Court, on remand, interpreted and applied the Supreme Judicial Court’s (SJC) holding concerning the bond provision of chapter 40A, § 17, which authorizes courts, in their discretion, to require plaintiffs to post a bond of up to $50,000 to secure payment of costs when appealing a zoning decision. The decision provides helpful guidance in determining whether it is prudent to seek the imposition of a bond.

Jun 20, 2023 | natlawreview.com | Brian C. Levey

In Marengi v. 6 Forest Road, LLC, No. 2177CV00933, the Massachusetts Superior Court, on remand, interpreted and applied the Supreme Judicial Court’s (SJC) holding concerning the bond provision of chapter 40A, § 17, which authorizes courts, in their discretion, to require plaintiffs to post a bond of up to $50,000 to secure payment of costs when appealing a zoning decision. The decision provides helpful guidance in determining whether it is prudent to seek the imposition of a bond.

Jun 20, 2023 | lexology.com | Brian C. Levey |Michael Campinell

In Marengi v. 6 Forest Road, LLC, No. 2177CV00933, the Massachusetts Superior Court, on remand, interpreted and applied the Supreme Judicial Court’s (SJC) holding concerning the bond provision of chapter 40A, § 17, which authorizes courts, in their discretion, to require plaintiffs to post a bond of up to $50,000 to secure payment of costs when appealing a zoning decision. The decision provides helpful guidance in determining whether it is prudent to seek the imposition of a bond.