SCHWARTZ v. GRUNWALD


174 N.J. Super. 164 (1980)

415 A.2d 1203

DAVID SCHWARTZ, PLAINTIFF, v. ABRAHAM GRUNWALD AND PHILIP TANNENBAUM, DEFENDANTS.

Superior Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division — Atlantic County.

Decided April 24, 1980.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Aaron Dines for plaintiff.

Frank J. Ferry and Irwin I. Kimmelman for defendant Grunwald (Kimmelman, Wolff & Samson, attorneys).

Willis F. Flower and Arthur E. Sklar for defendant Tannenbaum (Kirkman, Mulligan, Bell & Armstrong, attorneys, and Levine, Staller & Sklar, P.A., attorneys).


HAINES, J.S.C.

This case involves the interpretation of our lis pendens statutes. Nineteen counties in New Jersey adhere to one interpretation and one to another; one is ambivalent. I have decided that 20 of these counties are wrong. The problem has not been discussed in any prior opinion.

Grunwald sued Schwartz. Schwartz responded by filing an answer and counterclaim in which he alleged an interest in certain real property owned by Grunwald, with reference...

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