[brief] (Pa143).  The donations were collected at the Temple located on the Property in Trenton and those funds were collected in the name of the Defendant, a national religious organization.  (Pa143; Pa352-Pa354).  The Defendant requires that all property purchased at the local level be purchased solely in the name of the national organization, the [...].  (Pa144; Pa206-Pa208).  Indeed, the Moorish Guide on Humanity clearly states that:  “When any said Temple desires to purchase property they must first notify the grand body of the Prophet and it must be purchased under the name of the [...] or [...].  An individual name should never be applied. ”  I, [...], am responsible for all finance including purchase of property and whatever it might be that pertains to finance .  . . .  Everything, every business transaction or anything pertaining to finance is to be transacted in the name of the [...] or [...]. ” (Pa207 (emphasis added)).  Furthermore, all local Temples should maintain their bank and other financial accounts jointly in the name of the local chapter and the Defendant national religious organization.  (Pa144).  Under the [...] religion, the Plaintiff is not the lawful owner of the Property and is not authorized to sell or otherwise transfer the Property for its own benefit.  (Pa144).  The Defendant national organization is the lawful owner of the Property commonly known as [...].  (Pa144).  The Plaintiff’s own officers are (and have been so for many years) followers of the Moorish Science Temple religion and the teachings of the Prophet [...].  (Pa144; Pa247; Pa272).  For several years, Plaintiff’s own representatives attended the national conventions of the [...].  (Pa144; Pa248; Pa273).  In addition, the local Temples, including the one in Trenton at the Property, pay required assessments to the Defendant national religious organization.  (Pa145).  The Plaintiff’s own Certificate of Incorporation demonstrates that the Plaintiff and its officers follow the [...] religion:  “The purposes for which this corporation is formed are to uplift fallen humanity; to propagate the faith and extend the learning and truth as laid down by the Great Prophet [...], the Founder, and the Grand Advisory Moderator, [...], according to the teachings of the Great Koran of Muhammed; to appoint and consecrate missionaries and to establish temples and homes, for the extension of this work, being affiliated with and subservient to the [...] incorporated in the State of Illinois. ” (Pa145; Pa235) (emphasis added).  The Great Prophet [...] is the Founder of the [...] religion and the Grand Advisory Moderator, [...] was one of the Defendant’s past officers, as is noted on the true and correct copy of the Defendant’s letterhead.  (Pa145; Pa237).  According to the State of New Jersey, the original name of the Plaintiff corporation (before it was changed in 2019) was “[...], Inc.,” which corresponds to the requirements of the Defendant’s Guide on Humanity (and other doctrinal documents) which requires that all property (including real estate) be purchased in the name of the Defendant national religious organization as all property is owned by the national religious organization.  (Pa145).  As late as June of 2004, about 8 years after the Property was purchased, the Plaintiff was still filing documents with the State of New Jersey and using its original name “[...], Inc. ” (Pa145; Pa239).