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… court shall require the party failing to obey the order to pay the reasonable expenses, including attorney's fees, … the judge could have ordered Guyden or her attorneys to pay the costs associated with re-deposing witnesses and … permits the imposition of various sanctions, such as the payment of "reasonable expenses, including attorney's 30 …
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… alternatively, quantum meruit, and violation of the Prompt Payment Act (PPA), N.J.S.A. 2A:30A-1 to -2. The City filed … RFB documents plaintiff was not entitled to additional payments, and, furthermore, plaintiff's failure to comply … of the contract barred its request for additional payment. Plaintiff cross-moved for partial summary judgment, …
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… the appraisers would turn if they disagreed. Each party pays for its selected appraiser. Other appraisal costs are … to the order of judgment does not represent an agreement to pay the amount set forth. The consent judgment in this case …
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… laws, and further that the State should be obligated to pay their defense costs and to indemnify them if their … laws, and further that the State should be obligated to pay their defense costs and to indemnify them if their …
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… on signed modification documents and an initial down payment.” Per the terms of the Agreement, Willoughby would pay a $6000 down payment by June 7, 2010, followed by monthly payments of …
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… “those sums that the insured becomes legally obligated to pay as damages because of ‘bodily injury’ or ‘property … “those sums that the insured becomes legally obligated to pay as damages because of ‘bodily injury’ or ‘property …
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… separation in 2011, Ross financially supported Maeker, paying for all of her living expenses. In return, Maeker … separation in 2011, Ross financially supported Maeker, paying for all her living expenses, for the mortgage and …
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… to that price which a hypothetical buyer would pay a hypothetical seller, as of October 1st of the pretax … fair value of the property, the price a willing buyer would pay a willing seller.” New Brunswick v. State Div. of Tax …
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… case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer. . . to demonstrate that the judgment [or local … be given to that price which a hypothetical buyer would pay a hypothetical seller, neither of which are constrained … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… assumed leases would also act as security for NJNG’s lease payments). Further, NJNG could, without the lessor’s … frame computer equipment and related HVAC equipment” was payable by the sub-sub tenant since it was to be “separately … that “a single occupant of an entire large building will pay rent on a net basis”). 5 Similar to the experts’ …
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… year, the 1974 amendment was proposed to require tax payment “on an added assessment when a building is … tax bills, the collection of the taxes, the times for the payment of the taxes and the other procedural provisions,” … or continued, the Borough must, like any other aggrieved taxpayer, timely file an appeal. If the Borough was under a …
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… that the fraternity members who reside at the Subject pay rent pursuant to lease agreements with plaintiff, thus, … . the property [is] not income-producing . . . . [H]owever, payment . . . for continuous and exclusive use of a portion … no proof for its contention that the fraternity members pay “nonmarket rents.” Regardless, this allegation is of no …
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… referred to as Insurer( s) or Company(ies ), agree to pay on behalf of an Insured the amount recoverable in … case. There, as here, the policy provided that it would pay for direct physical loss or damage to covered property, …
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… losses. Following an investigation, Defendant agreed to pay the limits of the Interruption by Communicable Disease … exclusion provision, which explains that Defendant will not pay for loss or damage caused by or resulting from any …
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… defendant's level of intoxication on his state of mind by "pay[ing] very close attention to the date of this offense, … time of the offense, the location, the presence of alcohol. Pay attention to what happened outside the restaurant …
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… a jury trial finding it breached a contract by failing to pay sums due for concrete work plaintiff RDM Concrete & … Subsequent to the mezzanine pour, plaintiff sought payment from defendant for sums it claimed remained due and owing. Defendant did not respond to the demand for payment, and plaintiff filed a construction lien claim dated …
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… unpaid salary . . . ." In addition, the Agreement requires payment for balances on Rabbi Veshnefsky's credit cards, … investment property will have a lien on it for the above payment." Following are the relevant portions of the … erupted when the check Rabbi Zisow tendered as the first payment to Rabbi Veshnefsky was returned for insufficient …
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… 24-25. It was not specifically tethered to the retirement pay out of any member of the Practice. BKCT issued a report … this valuation was specifically tethered to the retirement pay out of any particular member of the Practice. BKCT … Plaintiff with a valuation that would baselessly reduce his payout on retirement, along with Defendants’ alleged refusal …
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… an effective, properly enforced anti-harassment policy.” Payton v. New Jersey Turnpike Authority, 292 N.J. Super. 36, … place at the time the alleged sexual harassment occurred. Payton, 292 N.J. Super. at 46. Trent participated in sexual … one location to another without experiencing a decrease in pay or a demotion in title. Here, that is precisely what …
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… when voting on the merger. Defendants also agreed to pay plaintiff’s attorneys’ fees in the amount of $210,000 … Here the benefit was non-monetary. Instead of a cash payout, the settlement involved defendants releasing … efforts in the litigation. Defendants have agreed to pay these amounts. Although New Jersey courts typically …