Tweddell v. Village of South Orange
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On application for a. writ of carliorari to review report of the board of assessments of the village of South Orange assessing damages for the taking of lands for the opening of a street to be known as Fifth street. • ■
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered bjr
PARKER, J.
We gather from the briefs of counsel that application for this writ was made, in the first instance, to 'the Chief Justice, and that allocatur was denied by him. Prosecutors have thereupon come to the court in banc, following the practice recognized in such cases as Key v. Paul, 61 N. J. L. 133. Defendants object that that decision is not applicable on the ground that the allowance of a writ of certiorari is discretionary, and that Ivey v. Paul excludes that class of cases; but we think they have mistaken the purport of that decision. The…
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