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… argument to the PCR court. In his brief to the PCR court in support of his petition, defendant claimed, "[t]here was …
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… incident causing the injury sued upon is not sufficient to support a finding of an incident of negligence. Long v. …
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… 101 (2016). They are upheld "so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… Here, there was overwhelming evidence in the record to support the jury's finding of guilt. The State and defendant …
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… bulk variance, and that the record from the July 10 meeting supported a finding that the Board's conclusions were not … record." Fallone, supra, 369 N.J. Super. at 562. Legal determinations are not entitled to presumption of validity and … by Engel Gardens that formed the basis for the Board's determination that no variances were required. The judge held …
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… factual findings and will uphold those findings that are "supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." …
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… (stating that a plaintiff must present evidence that "would support a reasonable inference, as distinguished from mere …
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… hitting the other man. Some friends then drove the couple's children home while defendant and Sophie drove separately. … friends then left. Later that evening, one of defendant's children heard a pop sound. Shortly thereafter, defendant … on a PCR petition if he establishes a prima facie case in support of PCR, "there are material issues of disputed fact …
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… of the school zone and public housing counts was unsupported by any evidence that such motions would have been … ZONES WAS "INVARIABLY A STRATEGY-BASED DECISION" IS NOT SUPPORTED BY ANY EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD BECAUSE NO …
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… to an appeal are required to make a proper legal argument, supporting their legal argument with appropriate record … court's resolution of a discovery matter, provided its determination is not so wide of the mark or is not 'based on a …
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… estate, Paul Hauke, one of the late Helen Hauke's adult children, appeals from the Chancery Division's May 20, 2016 … Colasanti's fee request.2 Paul's attorney explained in his supporting certification that despite the parties' agreement …
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… findings of the trial court so long as those findings are supported by sufficient evidence in the record." State v. …
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… but not limited to walking trails, scenic overlook, small children's play area or related structures for such use and … (2) the counterclaims were 6 A-4382-15T3 frivolous and not supported by adequate facts; and (3) attorney's fees should … Sys., Inc., 448 N.J. Super. 486, 497 (App. Div. 2017). Determinations regarding attorney's fees will be disturbed …
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… The Manual that plaintiff primarily relied upon in support of his claim that he was entitled to health …
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… Wayne Byrd appeals again, this time from a May 24, 2016 determination of the Department of Labor's Board of Review, … he was currently unemployed, had sole custody of two of his children and was subsisting on loans from relatives. After … denial of a waiver, although finding that Byrd was the sole support of two children and had wages of only $10,006 in …
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… and voluntary. The court also found that the plea was supported by "more that an adequate factual basis." Upon …
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… reviewed the pleadings in this matter in addition to the supporting documents provided to me by Plaintiff and …
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… In this regard, we agree the August 1, 2011 notice may support a separate cause of action. The complaint does not …
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… (1994). Although the judge recognized this, we view his determination that HSBC Bank failed to present a meritorious … that the assertion of a meritorious defense must be "supported by a developed legal and factual basis," Jones v. …
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… POINT IV PLAINTIFF'S ALLEGED OWNERSHIP INTEREST IN THE NOTE SUPPORTED ONLY BY VARIOUS VERSIONS OF COPIES FRAUDULENTLY …