A New Jersey judge has issued what is believed to be the first decision invalidating a riparian-rights claim based on failure to comply with a 1981 state constitutional amendment.
August 27, 2013 at 03:20 AM
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A New Jersey judge has issued what is believed to be the first decision invalidating a riparian-rights claim based on failure to comply with a 1981 state constitutional amendment.
That provision gave the state one year to file claims on riparian lands that had been filled in more than 40 years earlier, lest the claims be extinguished.
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