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… caused her husband's accident,2 as well as AAA for not paying insurance benefits totaling $30,000––$15,000 each for … not the result of a[n] "Accidental Death[,]"[] the amount payable is limited to 110% of the premiums paid. The insured … the Policy. Therefore[,] the $15,000 Death Benefit is not payable in this matter. 2 These parties are John Fenwick …
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… the trial court's denial of his motion to compel the OPD to pay for a private investigator. Likewise, we concur with 11 …
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… . . . . Subject to the Limits of Liability . . . we will pay benefits incurred because of bodily injury caused by an … . shall contain personal injury protection benefits for the payment of benefits without regard to negligence, liability …
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… FACTS WHICH SUPPORT ACQUITTAL. 3 Defendant was ordered to pay $100 in fines, $33 in court costs, and $7 in …
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… include "an individual who has the ability to telework with pay." 15 U.S.C. § 9021(a)(3)(B)(i). The record sufficiently …
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… "a grave injustice" would occur if defendant is required to pay plaintiffs $176,000 in damages in a lawsuit in which he …
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… agreement with defendant. Defendant defaulted on lease payments and litigation ensued. The parties entered a … that defendant defaulted under the lease when it failed to pay all rent due and owing and made late rental payments on more than two occasions. As a result, plaintiff …
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… . . . to promote an individual out on sick/injury leave and pay the individual additional salary when the individual is …
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… her." Shortly after the court issued the TRO, he offered to pay for the window. Defendant maintained he only wanted …
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… a public employee. Williams was suspended without pay. Greystone's proposed disciplinary action was removal. A …
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… tense to define an employer as a governmental entity "which pays the particular policeman." Ibid. We also agree with the …
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… boundary line. The LongMeadow Association will provide and pay for trash removal services and will insure the building …
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… the provisions of this section shall himself be liable to pay to the execution creditor the amount due on the …
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… concurring)). For these reasons, a reviewing judge "should pay substantial deference" to the discretionary …
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… watch the game. He also ranted about his view that he was paying too much child support. Plaintiff's responses were …
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… from Kelly in the event D'Elia is found liable and must pay damages to Verdoni. D'Elia claims defendants committed …
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… him to remediate the violations within thirty days or pay a $50 per day assessment. On appeal to the Law Division, …
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… "hard color paint." As a result, defendant was required to pay someone else to repaint the apartment. According to … thing in the previous case, namely, he would produce checks payable to a person but no receipts for work performed. …
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… defendant to one year probation, and ordered her to pay the mandatory statutory penalties. We derive the …
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… from Pyles immediately after the customer tendered the cash payment. Defendant did not present any competing testimony … give the drugs to the buyer or personally accept the payment from the buyer); see also State v. Berry, 140 N.J. … opinion that the police observed anyone at the scene pay money for narcotics and receive them in exchange. Id. at …