When the governing body of The Islamic Society of Essex County (NJ) decided to sell the building where it had provided religious and cultural services for many years and purchase a new building in a new location, one of the longtime worshippers objected. After multiple complaints and amendments, she brought a derivative suit against the corporation, a claim for breach of charitable trust, and a direct cause of action against the Society and its Board. An appellate court in New Jersey has affirmed a trial court decision dismissing all three claims. The Society was formed as a nonprofit corporation in 2003 pursuant to the New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation Act. Its articles of incorporation say...