Summary
In Stein v. Long Branch (2 N.J. Misc. 121 (Sup. Ct. 1924)) and Brookdale Homes, Inc. v. Johnson, (supra), (overruled in Lionshead, supra), the zoning ordinances provided that no residences should cost less than a certain amount.
Summary of this case from Southern Burl. Cty. Naacp v. Tp. of Mt. LaurelOpinion
Submitted June 6, 1924 —
Decided October 20, 1924.
On appeal from the Supreme Court.
For the appellant, Thomas P. Fay.
For the respondent, Howe Davis.
This is an appeal from a judgment directing the issuance of a peremptory writ of mandamus. Counsel agreed to submit the cause on briefs. Rule 35 of this court, as amended, provides that in all cases to be submitted on briefs, if no brief be filed by the appellant within the time limited (twenty days from the first day of the term), the appeal shall be considered to be abandoned. No brief was submitted on behalf of the appellant within the time so limited or at any other time. The respondent might have moved for a judgment of affirmance, but did not. In the circumstances, the appeal is to be considered abandoned, and it will therefore be dismissed.