The New Jersey Supreme Court amended one rule and adopted another on the precedential status of unpublished Appellate Division cases reviewing those of the Tax Court.

In a Sept. 19 notice to the bar, Glenn A. Grant, administrative director of the courts, announced amendments to Rule 1:36-3 and new Rule 8:9-6. In that notice, Grant stated that the new and amended rules are meant to “codify the current and long-standing practice in which an unpublished Appellate Division opinion reviewing a published Tax Court opinion is, with the approval of the Chief Judge of the Appellate Division, published in the New Jersey Tax Court Reports.”

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