SMALL, J.T.C.
This case places the court in the uncomfortable position of rejecting plaintiffs' unopposed application for relief. Just as litigants cannot agree to confer jurisdiction on a court which lacks the statutory authority to hear a matter, see, e.g., Peper v. Princeton University,
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