· 6/28/1965
David v. Vesta Co.
Citations
- 212 A.2d 345
- 45 N.J. 301
- 1965 N.J. LEXIS 181
How courts have described this case
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- holding that \the equal protection clause forbids only invidious discrimination\
- warning against use of separation-of-powers doctrine with \pedantic rigor\ that would make \the modern administrative agency ... an impossibility in our law\
- warning against use of separation-of-powers doctrine with \pedantic rig- or” that would make \the modern administrative agency ... an impossibility in our law”
- warning against use of separation-of- powers doctrine with “pedantic rigor” that would make “the modern administrative agency . . . an impossibility in our law”
- warning against use of separation-of-powers doctrine with \pedantic rigor\ that would make \the modern administrative agency . . . an impossibility in our law\
- administrative adjudications must be subjected to judicial scrutiny for purposes of separation of powers to prevent unchecked power
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Judges: Weintraub, Jacobs, Francis, Proctor, Hall, Schettino, Haneman, None
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