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FIELDS v. PRINCETON UNIVERSITY

Docket Nos.: 005904-2014; 007556-2015, 010656-2011

28 N.J. Tax 574 (2015)

KENNETH FIELDS; MARY ELLEN MERINO; JOSEPH KING; KATHRYN KING; PLAINTIFFS, v. TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY; PRINCETON UNIVERSITY; BOROUGH OF PRINCETON; DEFENDANTS. ESTATE OF ELEANOR J. LEWIS; KENNETH FIELDS; MARY ELLEN MERINO; JOSEPH KING; KATHRYN KING; PLAINTIFFS, v. TRUSTEES OF PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY, BOROUGH OF PRINCETON, DEFENDANTS.

Tax Court of New Jersey.

Decided: November 5, 2015.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Bruce I. Afran for plaintiffs (Bruce I. Afran, attorney; Bruce I. Afran, on the Memorandum of Law).

Jeffrey D. Gordon and Alex Paul Genato (Archer & Greiner, P.C., attorneys), and Mark G. Cunha (Simpson Thacher & Bartlett L.L.P., attorneys), for defendants Trustees of Princeton University and Princeton University (Jeffrey D. Gordon, Jeffrey M. Gradone, Alex Paul Genato, and Mark G. Cunha on the brief).

Harry Haushalter for defendant Borough of Princeton (Harry Haushalter, attorney).

Defendants, Trustees of Princeton University and Princeton University (collectively "Princeton"), move for the entry of an order establishing that the burden of proof in these matters is upon plaintiffs, Kenneth Fields, Mary Ellen Merino, Joseph King, and Kathryn King, and the Estate of Eleanor...

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