A New Jersey case that set a high court precedent and sparked legislation on compensating seaside landowners for construction of view-blocking protective dunes has settled — for a dollar.
September 25, 2013 at 06:11 PM
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A New Jersey case that set a high court precedent and sparked legislation on compensating seaside landowners for construction of view-blocking protective dunes has settled — for a dollar.
Owners Harvey and Phyllis Karan also will recover $24,000 in litigation costs, under the agreement approved by the borough of Harvey Cedars council on Tuesday.
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