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Virginia Marine Resources Comm'n v. Clark
100034 Virginia Marine Resources Comm'n v. Clark 04/21/2011 In an appeal by residents who challenged a decision of the Virginia Marine Resources Commission the Court of Appeals erred in concluding that Rule 2A…
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100034 Virginia Marine Resources Comm'n v. Clark 04/21/2011 In an appeal by residents who challenged a decision of the Virginia M…
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100034 Virginia Marine Resources Comm'n v. Clark 04/21/2011 In an appeal by residents who challenged a decision of the Virginia Marine Resources Commission the Court of Appeals erred in concluding that Rule 2A:4 sets out the only requirements for a legally sufficient petition for appeal from an administrative action. The agency challenge premised on the complaining residents' lack of standing to seek judicial review should have been considered. The circuit court did not err in dismissing the residents' petition for appeal for failure to allege facts sufficient to demonstrate that they were "person[s] aggrieved" by the decision they sought to appeal within the intendment of Code § 28.2-1205(…
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100034 Virginia Marine Resources Comm'n v. Clark 04/21/2011 In an appeal by residents who challenged a decision of the Virginia Marine Resources Commission the Court of Appeals erred in concluding that Rule 2A:4 sets out the only requirements for a legally sufficient petition for appeal from an administrative action. The agency challenge premised on the complaining residents' lack of standing to seek judicial review should have been considered. The circuit court did not err in dismissing the residents' petition for appeal for failure to allege facts sufficient to demonstrate that they were "person[s] aggrieved" by the decision they sought to appeal within the intendment of Code § 28.2-1205(…
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