New Jersey Educational Facilities Authority v. Gruzen Partnership

How courts have described this case

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• indicating that New Jersey City University, which is governed by the same statutory scheme as MSU, would be immune from local land-use regulations
• noting that state university employees may not be considered state employees in conflict-of-interest cases
• abrogating the immunity doctrine of nullum tempus insofar as it applies to immunity of the State or its agencies from the application of statutes of limitations in contractual matters
• “Having yielded the greatest aspect of sovereign immunity, immunity from any suit at all, it would be anomalous in the extreme not to conclude that the sovereign who can now be sued should not have to bring its own suit in a timely manner.”
• in order to be consistent with legislature’s abrogation of sovereign immunity, the court prospectively abrogated nullum tempus
• \the presence of the 'sue and be sued' language . . . is but one of the factors to be considered in determining legislative intent\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).