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Doliner v. Planning Board of Millis , 349 Mass . 691 (1965) , the <br /> court held that a subdivision plan otherwise entitled to protection <br /> under the present §7A will be governed by the old zoning by-law <br /> until the new zoning law is "in effect. " The court in Doliner <br /> found that the requirement of G. L. c . 40A, §7A with regard to the <br /> by-law "in effect" constituted a "direct and specific legislative <br /> statement for the first time that a definitive plan is to be <br /> governed by the by-law in effect when the plan is filed, while the <br /> plan is being 'processed' under the subdivision control law, " <br /> Doliner v. Planning Board of Millis, 349 Mass . 691 at .696 (1965) . <br /> 15. The decision of the board of appeals should be reversed <br /> as it exceeded the .powers given such board. G. L. c. . 40A, §§13 and _ <br /> 15. <br /> 16. The prepared use of the locus for condominium rental <br /> units may well reflect the nature and purpose of a use contemplated <br /> by the Board .when it granted the 1964 special permit. <br /> WHEREFORE, let judgment be entered REVERSING- the,-decision : ; .• <br /> of the board .of appeals, and the board is directed to take further`' <br /> proceedings upon this appeal consistent with the applicable statutes <br /> and with this opinion. <br /> DATED: Fs2 4 7S' y <br /> David S. Nelson <br /> Justice of the Superior urt �, <br />