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· 10/4/1966

Camparo v. Township of Woodbridge

Citations

  • 48 N.J. 137
  • 224 A.2d 323
  • 1966 N.J. LEXIS 515

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  • \the effect of [an] appeal [is] to cause the trial court to lose all jurisdiction and control of the case pending the appeal\
  • \the effect of [an] appeal [is] to cause the trial court to lose all jurisdiction and control of the case pending the appeal\
  • “The neglect or dereliction of a next Mend, in the prosecution of a suit or in allowing a dismissal thereof, ought not to be allowed to prejudice the rights or remedies of the infant, and such seems to be the weight of the authority on the subject.”

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