Grillo v. Christie

Supreme Court of New Jersey

Grillo v. Christie

67 A.3d 1188, 214 N.J. 113, 2013 WL 3387519, 2013 N.J. LEXIS 625

DecidedJune 20, 2013

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Grillo v. Christie, 67 A.3d 1188, 214 N.J. 113, 2013 WL 3387519, 2013 N.J. LEXIS 625 (N.J. 2013).

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Opinion

This matter having been brought to the Court on plaintiffs’ motion for emergent relief concerning the writ of election issued by the Governor on June 4, 2013; and it appearing that the order entered by the Superior Court, Appellate Division on June 13, 2013, which rejected plaintiffs’ challenge to the writ of election, was a final disposition of plaintiffs’ appeal in the Appellate Division; and plaintiffs having therefore filed, as they must, a notice of petition for certification; and plaintiffs having relied on their emergent motion papers in support of the petition; and the Court having considered all papers filed with this Court and in the Appellate Division by the parties and amici curiae; it is hereby

ORDERED that the petition for certification is denied, which disposes of the matter before this Court and renders plaintiffs’ motion for emergent relief moot.

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This matter having been brought to the Court on plaintiffs’ motion for emergent relief concerning the writ of election issued by the Governor on June 4, 2013; and it appearing that the order entered by the Superior Court, Appellate Division on June 13, 2013, which rejected plaintiffs’ challenge to the writ of election, was a final disposition of plaintiffs’ appeal in the Appellate Division; and plaintiffs having therefore filed, as they must, a notice of petition for certification; and plaintiffs having relied on their emergent motion papers in support of the petition; and the Court having considered all papers filed with this Court and in the Appellate Division by the parties and amici curiae; it is hereby

ORDERED that the petition for certification is denied, which disposes of the matter before this Court and renders plaintiffs’ motion for emergent relief moot.

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67 A.3d 1188, 214 N.J. 113, 2013 WL 3387519, 2013 N.J. LEXIS 625, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/grillo-v-christie-nj-2013.