New Jersey Law Journal
The Law Division's annulment of the primary election is reversed because of multiple legal errors that materially contributed to the court's declaration
...BEVERAGE COMMISSION 01-2-8896 The Absolut Spirits Co. Inc. v. Monsieur Touton Selection, Ltd. , App. Div. (per curiam) (15 pp...
...Court narrows the law under which he was charged. GPU INC. A state appeals court affirms a ruling decertifying a...
... 04-2-8846 Pena v. Drive-Masters Co., Inc., App. Div. (per curiam) (14 pp.) Plaintiffs appeal the order granting...
...it claims Reliant and three previous owners-- Sithe Energies, Inc., Metropolitan Edison Co., and GPU, Inc. -- did not seek required EPA permits. The prior...
...Jersey Central Power & Light Forked River power station from GPU Inc. of Parsippany. Fujitsu of Edison Announces Purchase...
...Act of 1994), Sup. Ct., p. 349 All Modes Transport, Inc. v. Hecksteden et al (see CIVIL PRACTICE � Self-Incriminating Testimony), see App...
...ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ? Condominiums Finderne Heights Condominium Association, Inc. v. Rabinowitz et al , A-6135-04T1; Appellate Division...
State and federal court opinions approved for publication
...CIVIL PRACTICE � Class Actions � Utilities Muise v. GPU Inc., et al A-6580-05T3; Appellate Division; opinion by...
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