What Happens If The New Jersey Special Civil Part Lawsuit Involves A Corporation, Partnership Or Limited Liability Company?
The officers of corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies and the like cannot generally appear New Jersey Special Civil Part in cases involving disputes exceeding $3,000 since the corporation, partnership or limited liability company must usually be represented by an attorney. There may be some exceptions to this rule, such as where the New Jersey Special Civil Part case involves a summary action for possession of premises. Also, if you sue a company and the company represents itself at the New Jersey Special Civil Part trial and you thereafter win the New Jersey Special Civil Part case and recover a New Jersey Special Civil Part judgment, it is possible that the company shall get the New Jersey Special Civil Part judgment overturned because they were not permitted to appear in court for themselves in the first place!
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