· 5/15/2000
Greenway Development Co. v. Borough of Paramus
Citations
- 750 A.2d 764
- 163 N.J. 546
- 2000 N.J. LEXIS 527
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding that TCA’s notice requirement did not apply to inverse condemnation claim
- holding that the TCA does not apply to inverse condemnation claims
- “A public entity may not use a state statute, such as the [Tort Claims Act], to abrogate a claimant’s constitutional rights.”
- “A public entity may not use a state statute, such as the [Tort Claims Act], to abrogate a claimant’s constitutional rights.”
- “A public entity may not use a state statute ... to abrogate a claimant’s constitutional rights.”
- “A public entity may not use a state statute . . . to abrogate a claimant’s constitutional rights.”
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Judges: Coleman
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