· 3/26/1962
Nugent v. Yellow Cab Co.
Citations
- 369 U.S. 828
- 82 S. Ct. 844
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- noting that state contributions to Rutgers’s budget were comingled with the University’s tuition and other revenues into a discretionary pot of money over which Rutgers retained sole control
- noting that Rutgers’s claim to immunity was weakened by the fact that, “unlike other state agencies, [Rutgers is] not subject to civil service laws ... or administrative procedure requirements”
- noting that Rutgers retained title to the land on which it sits
- noting that Rutgers is not subject to New Jersey’s competitive bidding statutes
- finding Rutgers' status under New Jersey law to be too indeterminate to aid in the sovereign immunity inquiry
- finding Rutgers’ status under New Jersey law to be too indeterminate to aid in the sovereign immunity inquiry
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