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… constitutes excusable neglect; no facts in the record supported the judge's finding that SABA consulted with … considerations"). We note initially that a trial court's determination granting or denying relief under Rule 4:50-1 is …
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… AND NATURE OF DISABILITY, REGARDLESS OF THE ODD-LOT DETERMINATION[.] We reject these contentions and affirm. Our … and neuropsychiatric impairments may be considered in the determination of permanent total disability, where such … expressed in the judge's well-reasoned decision, which "is supported by sufficient credible evidence on the record as a …
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… by the trial judge "are considered binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence." … findings unless convinced "that they are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant … negligent. We accept the fact-finding and credibility determinations of the trial judge and agree with his legal …
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… for violating N.J.S.A. 2C:11-5.1. Contrary to the court's determination that the Legislature "omitted" N.J.S.A. … we find nothing in the statute's legislative history to support the court's order. 3 When W.S. was decided, N.J.S.A. …
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… in 2010 but does not cite to any part of the record in support of that claim. 4 A-1776-18T1 Deutsche Bank was …
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… any, occurred before plaintiff moved for summary judgment, supported by a certification of its general counsel, Howard … claim 4 A-4450-18T2 for excess rent abatement [was] unsupported by the evidence." This appeal followed. Defendants …
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… when: (1) a defendant establishes a prima facie case in support of PCR; (2) the court determines that there are …
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… N.J. 428, 443 (2011) (noting that the doctrine finds its support in our State Constitution and the goal "'that all …
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… STATUS WAS ARBITRARY, CAPRICIOUS AND UNREASONABLE, UNSUPPORTED BY CREDIBLE EVIDENCE IN THE RECORD, AND NOT FAIRLY … to be 'arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable, or [] not supported by substantial credible evidence in the record as … from an Administrator's review of an ICC custody status determination (continued) 8 A-5620-17T1 intended to commence …
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… JAIL. B. NEITHER STATE V. JOE[3] NOR STATE V. HERNANDEZ[4] SUPPORT DEPRIVING MR. ARRINGTON OF THE JAIL CREDIT IN …
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… following facts are derived from the evidence submitted in support of and in opposition to the summary judgment motion … motion judge did. Here, the judge rejected plaintiffs' unsupported contention defendants had constructive notice of …
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… a motion to suppress deferentially, and so long as they are supported by sufficient credible evidence, we will not …
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… to communicate and investigate are bald assertions, unsupported by any evidence. Defendant did not assert, through … 4 A-1709-17T1 Defendant's mere "bald assertions" do not support a claim of counsel's ineffective assistance. …
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… explicitly provide rent would be paid until closing. The determination that rent is due until closing is supported by the language in the court's May 13, 2016 order. …
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… have sufficient time to make arrangements for payment." In support of the application he presented two letters, one …
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… Before defendant left for vacation, she asked her adult children to cover a pool located in her backyard. Plaintiff … existed, about which defendant failed to warn her. To support those allegations, plaintiff retained a professional … the perimeter of the pool is intended to keep unsupervised children away from the pool. The guardrail around the deck – …
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… 40:55D-49(a), on which appellants rely so heavily, does not support the far-reaching exception for which they argue. …
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… had emphatic positions on various issues, including supporting random drug testing of students in the school … those who opposed drug testing smoked marijuana with their children. Plaintiff claimed defendants reposted the article … accused defendants of using social media to proclaim school children were "victimized by plaintiff's cruelty," and …
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… natural function." Id. at 542. Plaintiff's medical proofs support a claim of permanent injury that is based on …
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… we reverse. In particular, the record does not fairly support the agency's legal conclusion under N.J.S.A. … found the outcome of the Wage Collection case was not a determination of wrongdoing by the employer, but rather a … accord considerable deference to the Board in its determinations as a state agency administering the …