State Supreme Court Hears Housing Case
The State Supreme Court in New Jersey hears the West Windsor Township v. Toll Brothers Inc. concerning housing barriers.
"The State Supreme Court heard arguments today on whether a lower court was correct in allowing a developer to build hundreds of single-family homes in a township that was putting up fierce resistance. [The] seven justices hearing West Windsor Township v. Toll Brothers Inc. seemed to be more concerned with a broader issue: the housing barriers that make New Jersey one of the most racially segregated states."
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
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Published on Wednesday, November 28, 2001 in
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