· 8/24/1990
Parker v. St. Stephen's Urban Dev.
Citations
- 579 A.2d 360
- 243 N.J. Super. 317
How courts have described this case
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- holding that nonprofit housing corporation that received all of its funding from government did not qualify as charity in tort action under Charitable Immunity Act
- noting that government support does not undercut charitable status where the entity serves a charitable purpose and is “essentially supported through charitable contributions”
- denying immunity to an entity formed solely to channel government funds and which failed to solicit any charitable donations
- denying charitable immunity to a community housing corporation created solely to act as a conduit for government funding and not to lessen a government burden or to achieve any charitable purpose
- low income housing complex subsidized with federal funds and operated by church
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Judges: Judges Pressler, Long and Gruccio
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