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2B:14-4 - Disqualification; referral to assignment judge
2B:14-4. Disqualification; referral to assignment judge
2B:14-4. Disqualification; referral to Assignment Judge.
a.Neither the Surrogate nor any employee of the Surrogate's office may perform duties respecting a matter if the Surrogate is a fiduciary or has an interest in a matter.
b.When the Surrogate and employees are disqualified from performing their duties, the matter shall be referred to the Assignment Judge of the county for appropriate disposition.
L.1999,c.70,s.1.
2B:14-4. Disqualification; referral to Assignment Judge.
a.Neither the Surrogate nor any employee of the Surrogate's office may perform duties respecting a matter if the Surrogate is a fiduciary or has an interest in a matter.
b.When the Surrogate and employees are disqualified from performing their duties, the matter shall be referred to the Assignment Judge of the county for appropriate disposition.
L.1999,c.70,s.1.
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