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New Jersey Practice
Rutgers University, Newark School of Law
Rothman, Andrew James

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New Jersey Practice Outline
 
Introduction
 
New Jersey has a completely unified system in the Superior Courts. The rules of Part IV in conjunction with the rules of Part I (general application) given the practice and procedure of civil actions in the Superior Court, Law and Chancery Divisions, and, except as otherwise provided in Parts VI and PART VIII, the Surrogate’s Courts and the Tax Court. R. 4:1.
 
There is no longer any distinction between actions at law and suits in equity, but distinctions between legal and equitable remedies

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NJ’s highest court; Composed of CJ and 6 other justices
 
Appellate Division
reviews decisions of trial, tax, and municipal courts
 
Law Division                                                   Chancery Division
 
General Civil   Criminal                       General Equity             Probate                        Family
 
Small Claims    Special Civil Part
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