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… stating: "In further consideration of the above described payment, I/we release and forever discharge the Releasee(s) … that recovery." N.J.S.A. 17:28-1.1(e)(1). A UIM carrier who pays benefits to an insured has the right to subrogate the …
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… JCHA for shifts he never worked, and accepted $31,713 in payments for work he did not perform. On January 5, 2018, … a violation of 18 U.S.C. § 666(a)(1)(A). He was ordered to pay $52,856 in reimbursement, fines, and forfeiture, and … the JCHA and engineered receipt of over $30,000 in unearned payments. N.J.S.A. 43:1-3.1's forfeiture requirement was …
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… to represent plaintiff because plaintiff had elected not to pay for a PBA lawyer or hire his own lawyer. In April 2015, …
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… power and authority to reprimand, suspend, dismiss, deduct pay or reduce in rank, according to the nature and degree of …
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… Cranbury Township Board of Education, the latter of which pays tuition for its students in grades nine through twelve …
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… which states in relevant part: A. Coverage 1. We will pay all sums the "insured" is legally entitled to recover as …
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… bill due. At the same time, defendant's ex-wife could not pay her share of the mortgage on the house where his three … from his pension. A-5329-14T1 5 the memo portion of the repayment check, defendant wrote "repay + interest." On May 30, 2014, over one month after …
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… efforts to get an education, acquire marketable skills and pay attention to his emotional and psychological development …
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… $325,000 – that Emma inherited from a relative in 2010 – to pay their mortgage. Daniel and Melanie executed a promissory … but the note provided for no interest and was not due and payable until both parents died. In July 2019, the parties … appeal. 5 A-1906-20 On December 3, 2020, Miller moved for payment of his outstanding fees, Petracca's outstanding …
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… or suspended license, N.J.S.A. 39:3-40. He was sentenced to pay appropriate fines, costs, and penalties. Defendant now …
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… but modified the penalty to a thirty-day suspension without pay. We affirm. Appellants are long-time employees of the …
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… told Troxell he would kill Russo, and Troxell agreed to pay him $3000. Kissel owned Alpha Cab Company (Alpha Cab), …
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… the value of those items, she stated she would have to pay her cell phone carrier $500 for the phone and $48 for …
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… of the consent judgment, Neglia had until July 1, 2013, to pay the estate $25,000 as payment of account for Neglia's share of her estimated … the parties are conversant with all available facts. See Payton v. N.J. Tpk. Auth., 148 N.J. 524, 535 (1997) (citing …
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… probation with credit of 596 days served and ordered to pay monetary penalties. When Michael was released from jail, …
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… to restore the property to its prior condition and pay a $16,000 civil penalty. Appellants contend in their …
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… to renew their arguments about defendant's ability to pay a V.C.C.B. penalty above the mandatory minimum. Id. at …
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… Pokhan made a claim under her policy for which she received payment of $5000 or $6000. In early 2013, a frozen pipe … she sustained any damage, and said she did not "believe any payments were made." Pokhan further told the investigator … detailing the flood loss and the prior insurer's payments.2 Asked on cross-examination why she initially told …
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… granted the motion to reinstate, and ordered plaintiff to pay sanctions. Instead, the court believed it would "be in …
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… to the terms of the settlement agreement, Novel agreed to pay plaintiffs a sum of money over an eight-year period, …