Boardwalk Properties v. BPHC.

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• finding that New Jersey Antitrust Act did not replace common law causes of action that were triable to jury
• stating that, if the court deemed the action primarily equitable in nature at its inception, there would be no right to a jury trial of \ancillary\ legal claims, but there would be such a right for \independent\ legal claims
• noting \[t]he jurisdiction of the Chancery Division to adjudicate all controversies brought before it and render both legal and equitable remedies \
• finding the Superior Court is a unitary court and \[t]he jurisdiction of the Chancery Division to adjudicate all controversies . . . and render both legal and equitable remedies is co-extensive with that of the Law Division\

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