Religious Services Not Residential Uses, Appellate Division Holds

By Stuart Lieberman | Published September 27, 2022 | Posted in Appellate Practice, Religious Institutions | Tagged Tags: and municipalities barring religious institutions, can religious institutions coexist in residential neighborhoods, municipal efforts to bar and prevent religious institutions from residential neighborhoods, religious institution in residential neighborhood, rules by the municipality to bar religious institutions, when is a dwelling board as a religious institution | Comments Off on Religious Services Not Residential Uses, Appellate Division Holds

Weekly religious services, religious education programs, paid lunches and cooking classes are not residential activities within the meaning of a “residential use,” the Appellate Division held recently. In Welch v. Chai Center for Living Judaism, Inc., Docket No. A-3447-19 (App. Div. Sept. 9, 2022), the Appellate Division held that the trial court judge did not Read More

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