BERGEN COUNTY SEWER AUTHORITY, PLAINTIFF,
v.
BOROUGH OF BERGENFIELD, ET AL. DEFENDANTS.
Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division.https://leagle.com/images/logo.png
Decided May 17, 1976.
Decided May 17, 1976.
Attorney(s) appearing for the Case
Mr. Stephen J. Moses for plaintiff.
Mr. Morton R. Covitz for defendant Borough of Bergenfield (Messrs Greenberg & Covitz, attorneys).
Mr. Frederick L. Bernstein for defendant Borough of Hillsdale (Messrs. Wittman, Anzalone, Bernstein & Dunn, attorneys).
Mr. Jacob Schneider for defendants Township of Teaneck, Boroughs of Cresskill and Westwood (Messrs. Schneider, Schneider & Behr, attorneys).
Mr. Martin T. Durkin for defendants Borough of Ridgefield Park and Township of South Hackensack (Messrs. Durkin & Foerst, attorneys).
Mr. Dennis J. Oury for defendant Borough of Ridgefield (Mr. Joseph R. Mariniello, attorney).
Mr. Robert H. Lichtenstein for defendant Borough of River Vale (Messrs. Gladstone, Hart, Mandis, Rathe & Shedd, attorneys).
Mr. Armand Pohan for defendant Borough of Fort Lee (McCarter & English, attorneys).
Mr. Francis J. De Vito for defendants Borough of Norwood and Northern Valley Communities.
Mr. Donald W. De Cordova for defendant Borough of Tenafly (Messrs. Morrison & Griggs, attorneys).
Mr. Melvin R. Solomon for defendant Borough of River Edge (Mr. Ned J. Parsekian, attorney).
Mr. Ralph W. Chandless for defendant Borough of Hasbrouck Heights (Messrs. Chandless, Weller & Kramer, attorney).
Mr. Jerrold R. McDowell for defendant Borough of Harrington Park (Messrs. Winne & Banta, attorneys).
Mr. Thomas J. Viggiano for defendant Borough of Dumont (Messrs. Michael J. Breslin, Jr., attorney).
Mr. Arthur J. Lesemann for defendants City of Englewood, Borough of Maywood, Borough of Paramus and Borough of Leonia (Messrs. Mazer & Lesemann, attorneys).
Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division.
TRAUTWEIN, A.J.S.C.
This proceeding is the final phase of a long and oftentimes bitterly contested controversy between the Bergen County Sewer Authority (Authority) and its constituent municipal corporations. The court has before it today eight separate applications for the allowance of counsel fees brought on behalf of individual attorneys and on behalf of various municipalities. The underlying rationale for these applications is that the various applicants contributed...
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