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AMN, INC. v. SO. BRUNS. TP. RENT LEVELING BD.

93 N.J. 518 (1983)

461 A.2d 1138

AMN, INC. OF NEW JERSEY, A NEW JERSEY CORPORATION, PLAINTIFF-RESPONDENT, v. TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH BRUNSWICK RENT LEVELING BOARD, A MUNICIPAL AGENCY OF THE TOWNSHIP OF SOUTH BRUNSWICK, DEFENDANT-APPELLANT.

The Supreme Court of New Jersey.

Decided July 12, 1983.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mark L. Antin argued the cause for appellant (Gennet & Kallmann, attorneys).

Christopher S. Tarr argued the cause for respondent (Smith, Stratton, Wise, Heher & Brennan, attorneys; Richard J. Pinto, on the brief).

Kenneth E. Meiser, Acting Director, Division of Public Interest Advocacy, argued the cause for amicus curiae, New Jersey Department of the Public Advocate (Joseph H. Rodriguez, Public Advocate, attorney; Kenneth E. Meiser and David Sciarra, Assistant Deputy Public Advocate, on the briefs).

The opinion of the Court was delivered by GARIBALDI, J.

The sole issue here is the proper interpretation of the Rent Control Ordinance (Ordinance) of the Township of South Brunswick. Specifically, does the language of the Ordinance that exempts "housing units of two units or less" apply to owners of two or fewer condominium units in one building? In determining the scope of the Ordinance, we consider its language, the probable intent of its drafters, the reasonableness...

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