Kays v. Town of Newton
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Per curiam
Apparently we have before us in this matter twenty-four writs of certiorari.
It is stipulated ccby and between the parties to the various writs of certiorari in these proceedings that the return made by the town of Newton, town committee of the town of Newton and Harry D. Masters, town clerk of the town of Newton, to any one of said writs shall constitute a return to all of said writs, and that at the argument before the New Jersey Supreme Court all of said writs shall be consolidated, and the arguing of one shall constitute the arguing for all of the same, except that where there are facts…
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