Attorney John Cronin (left) speaks on behalf of short-term rental owners Christopher and Kelly Andrews at the New Hampshire Supreme Court on May 19. Justices (from left) are Patrick E. Donovan, Chief Justice Gordon J. MacDonald, Melissa Countway and Daniel E. Will. (SCREEN SHOT)
Attorney John Cronin (left) speaks on behalf of short-term rental owners Christopher and Kelly Andrews at the New Hampshire Supreme Court on May 19. Justices (from left) are Patrick E. Donovan, Chief Justice Gordon J. MacDonald, Melissa Countway and Daniel E. Will. (SCREEN SHOT)
CONWAY — The case of a Massachusetts couple who own a short-term rental in the Kearsarge Lighting Precinct went before the New Hampshire Supreme Court last Tuesday.
In “Christopher Andrews and Kelly Andrews vs. the Kearsarge Lighting Precinct,” the couple’s attorney argued that the KLP overstepped its authority when it enforced an “ambiguous” zoning ordinance requiring STRs to be owner-occupied.
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