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· 7/23/1984

Metromedia, Inc. v. Director, Division of Taxation

Citations

  • 478 A.2d 742
  • 97 N.J. 313
  • 1984 N.J. LEXIS 2694

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  • recognizing that agency’s expertise is entitled to great respect by courts, particularly when exercised in specialized area covered by statutory provisions relevant to agency’s purpose
  • recognizing that agency's expertise is entitled to great respect by courts, particularly when exercised in specialized area covered by statutory provisions relevant to agency's purpose
  • holding that the Director’s interpretation “is entitled to prevail, so long as it is not plainly unreasonable”
  • holding that general administrative policies should be implemented by rules, not individual adjudications
  • emphasizing that procedural requirements for passage of rules, involving notice and public participation, are given authoritative weight
  • emphasizing that procedural requirements for passage of rules, involving notice and public participation, are given authoritative weight

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Judges: Handler

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