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FOX v. KINGS GRANT MAINTENANCE ASSN.

770 A.2d 707 (2001)

167 N.J. 208

Stephen G. FOX, Plaintiff-Appellant, and Gay P. Fox, Web-October Sendaydiego, Joseph and Arlene Colache, Steven and Judith Gezco, Lynne Dant, Susan Setterberg, Lawrence M. and Judith C. Doan, Steven Raymond, Roy A. and Joan E. Willauer, James and Wilhelmina LaRusso, Lionel Henry and Joanne Amante, Charles and Donna Peart, Arthur and Sally Mangano, Lawrence G. and Elaine Leaf, Barry and Susan Schulnick, William and Mildred Z. Smith, Charles Field, Edward and Carolyn Manto, Barry and Beth Sohol, Wayne and Elizabeth Croce, Harold and Lisa Gilham, Susan Fudcia, Michael Applebaum, Diane L. Fabii, Andrew Flitter, Mark James, John and Lynne Moore, Joseph P. and Debra Jay, Louis and Winki Gaev, Raymond J. and Adele F. Mannella, Helena Bergen, Milton E. and Patricia Burdsall, Robert and Suzanne Uittenbogaard, Victoria Gorman, Maxine Wolf, Kathleen M. Quinn, Edward and Sandee Golden, Jerry A. and Jeanette Brunetti, Isadore and Doris Marks, George M. and Carol B. Patterson, William and Shirley Love, Richard C. and Maryann T. Emery, John Meehan, Rosemary Stafford, Samuel A. and Edna M. Bates, Robert E. and Louise D. Goehring and Philip D. and Delores G. Brennan, Plaintiffs, v. KINGS GRANT MAINTENANCE ASSOCIATION, INC., Patricia D. Casassa, Marvin Coe, Beverly Cox, Francis Wheeler, Thomas Dagney and Township of Evesham, Defendants-Respondents.

Supreme Court of New Jersey.

Decided May 17, 2001.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Stephen G. Fox, argued the cause, pro se.

Justin T. Loughry, Cherry Hill, argued the cause for respondents, Kings Grant Maintenance Association, Inc., Patricia D. Casassa, Marvin Coe, Beverly Cox, Francis Wheeler and Thomas Dagney, (Loughry and Lindsay, attorneys, Camden).

Stacy L. Moore, Jr., Marlton, argued the cause for respondent, Township of Evesham, (Parker, McCay & Criscuolo, attorneys).

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

The primary issue presented by this appeal is whether the Condominium Act, N.J.S.A. 46:8B-1 to -38, permits a municipal planning board to require a condominium association irrevocably to delegate its powers over its unit owners' common elements to an umbrella association controlled by non-unit owners. The Appellate Division held that the Condominium Act allowed a...

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