Supreme Court of New Jersey
J. J. Tanenbaum
February 2, 195929 N.J. 63
Summary
The Supreme Court of New Jersey affirmed summary judgment barring J.J. Tanenbaum, an unlicensed out-of-state broker, from recovering commissions or tort claims, holding that the licensing statute precludes such actions. The Court reversed the summary judgment on the claim of A.P. Levin, Inc., a licensed New Jersey broker, finding genuine issues of fact and permitting a trial on its commission claim. Justice Heher, in a concurring opinion, would have reversed the judgment entirely and remanded for proceedings on Levin's full commission. The opinion contains no separate dissent.