117 A.2d 610 (N.J. 1955), A-23, Application of Berlin

Citation: 117 A.2d 610, 19 N.J. 522

Opinion Judge: WACHENFELD, J.

Party Name: Application of Irving BERLIN and Max Diamond, trading as Arrow Amusement Company, to quash search warrant for Rooms 1 and 2, premises 301-317 Clinton Avenue, Newark, New Jersey.

Attorney: George R. Sommer, Newark, argued the cause for respondents and cross-appellants, Irving Berlin and Max Diamond. Charles J. Tyne, Bergenfield, argued the cause for defendants and respondents-appellants, New Jersey Law Enforcement Council and William F. Beegle (James L. McKenna and James Rosen, New...

Case Date: October 31, 1955

Court: New Jersey Supreme Court

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Federal Cases - 290 U.S. 41 (1933), 39, Nathanson v. United States
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New Jersey - 112 A.2d 548 (N.J. 1955), A-110, State v. Borrell
New Jersey - 83 A.2d 441 (N.J. 1951), A-1, State v. Alexander
New Jersey - 32 N.J.L. 100 (N.J. 1866), Spencer v. Anness