A legal battle between the school district and municipal government in Edison, triggered by classroom overcrowding, has prompted allegations of frivolous litigation.

The Edison Board of Education sued the township Zoning Board of Adjustment in Middlesex County Superior Court on May 9, seeking to overturn variances granted to an eight-unit housing complex. The school district resorted to litigation amid what it deems a crisis brought on by crowded school buildings that is made worse by new home construction in the town.

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