A trade group representing New Jersey cemetery monument companies has gone to court in an attempt to deep-six an ecclesiastical body as a competitor.
December 13, 2013 at 06:39 PM
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A trade group representing New Jersey cemetery monument companies has gone to court in an attempt to deep-six an ecclesiastical body as a competitor.
A hearing is set for Jan. 20 on a request for an injunction that would enjoin the Archdiocese of Newark from selling monuments or mausoleums in its cemeteries.
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