· 7/16/2002
K-Land Corp. No. 28 v. Landis Sewerage Authority
Citations
- 800 A.2d 861
- 173 N.J. 59
- 2002 N.J. LEXIS 1072
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing that equitable considerations can relax New Jersey’s mandatory-joinder requirements when joinder would be “unfair”
- discussing the \eliminat[ion of] mandatory party joinder under the entire controversy doctrine\
- “The entire controversy doctrine does not compel a plaintiff to file ‘premature or unaccrued claims.’”
- claim in later litigation should be no more difficult to defend against than it would have been if asserted in the earlier suit
- “The entire controversy doctrine [is] an equitable pre-clusionary doctrine whose purposes are to encourage comprehensive and conclusive litigation determinations, to avoid fragmentation of litigation, and to promote party fairness and judicial economy and efficiency .... ”
- “[T]he polestar for the application of the [ECD] is judicial fairness.” (internal citations omitted)
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Judges: Stein
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