Feldman v. Weymouth Township

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• concluding that “New Jersey has always required a real and substantial relationship between the classification and the governmental purpose which it purportedly serves”
• concluding that \New Jersey has always required a real and substantial relationship between the classification and the governmental purpose which it purportedly serves\
• zoning ordinance limiting mobile home units to trailer parks and their use to families in which head of household is at least fifty-two years old is within zoning power as promoting general welfare
• under equal protection analysis, classification must be sustained if justifiable “on any reasonably conceivable state of facts”
• under equal protection analysis, classification must be sustained if justifiable \on any reasonably conceivable state of facts.\
• under equal protection analysis, classification must be sustained if justifiable “on any reasonably conceivable state of facts” and “[i]t does not matter that the classification may be mathematically imperfect or that it results in some inequities in practice”

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