Tireman-Joy-Chicago Improvement Ass'n v. Chernick

.'Smith, J.

Appellants complain of variances (exceptions) granted by defendant board of zoning appeals without rhyme or reason. They say that the ordinance permitting the grant of variances is vaguely phrased and without specific standards (for ex*214ample, “unnecessary hardship” is a ground). In addition they complain that the board’s action here was “wholly unwarranted under the facts.” What, in truth, was the warrant for the board’s action? We are not told. The board says we do not have to be told.

Thus, under the board’s argument, the citizen gets it going and coming. Were the legislative…