To the Editor:
How interesting that the Appellate Division vacates a judgment simply because the plaintiff-corporation prosecuted the Special Civil Part debt collection case through its nonlawyer president [Inadmissible, Dec 9]. Citing R. 1:21-1(c), the court in Spring Valley Equestrian Center, Inc. v. Farley held that the judgment was voidable because the equestrian center, as is the case with all corporations, must be represented by counsel in court.
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