Case summary: Two persons J and L hired a contractor to build a house. After the construction was completed, it was found that the roof was 7ft higher than the limit. The officer directed to remove the exceeding height. The board granted the variance as the hardship was created due to the fault of the contractor. Neighbors appealed to the court stating that the hardship was self-created. The court passed the decision in favor of the neighbors.
To find: The judgement of the court.
Case summary: Two persons J and L hired a contractor to build a home. After the construction was completed, it was found that the roof was 7ft higher than the limit. The officer directed to remove the exceeding height. The board granted the variance as the hardship was created due to the fault of the contractor. Neighbors appealed to the court stating that the hardship was self-created. The court passed the decision in favor of the neighbors.
To find: Legitimate grounds for granting a variance.
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