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… of those pro hac vice attorneys who have neither made full payment to the Fund, the Disciplinary Oversight Committee, … nor demonstrated that they are not obligated to make such payment; And the Court having had the Trustees send notice … satisfied on or before April 28, 2023, those who failed to pay or certify that payment was not required would be …
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… settling, compounding, or in anywise altering the terms of payment of any debts of the debtor; and, to that end, … property from the debtor, or on behalf of the debtor, for payment to, or distribution among, the creditors of the … settling, compounding, or otherwise altering the terms of payment of any debts of the debtor, or (b) who, to that end, …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… motion for counsel fees and costs, ordering defendant to pay plaintiffs $722,714. Plaintiffs moved for … interest through the promotion, and the name of each person paying for the promotion if different from the developer; …
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… (count four), and malicious refusal to return unearned payments in breach of the implied covenant of good faith and … performance and the plaintiffs were not obligated to pay the entire contract amount for the wedding reception. … court then entered a second order requiring defendants to pay the $50,000 judgment as previously ordered. On June 21, …
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… R.S. requested that defendant give her the money from her paycheck that she said he owed her. According to R.S.'s … testimony, she had arranged for defendant to deposit her paychecks into his bank account because she had lost her identification, and that he had agreed he would pay her the money afterwards. However, defendant began to …
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… R.S. requested that defendant give her the money from her paycheck that she said he owed her. According to R.S.'s … testimony, she had arranged for defendant to deposit her paychecks into his bank account because she had lost her identification, and that he had agreed he would pay her the money afterwards. However, defendant began to …
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… Defendant: Uh-hum. The court: And do — have you been paying child support over the last nine years? Defendant: … he was — had substantial parenting time and didn't have to pay child support. The dispute is going on for some time. We …
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… Plaintiff sought compensatory and punitive damages, front-pay, back-pay, and attorneys' fees and costs. Plaintiff later amended …
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… officer with defendant Borough of New Providence, lost pay and benefits, and counsel fees following an … . ." He sought dismissal of the disciplinary charges, lost pay and benefits, and attorneys' fees. In response, …
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… employee of the LLC for purposes of receipt of benefits and payment of premiums under the Workers’ Compensation Act if … was available to its new members if the LLC opted to pay a higher premium for that coverage. The trial court … duty to Holmdel Nurseries , given the LLC’s decision not to pay for workers’ compensation coverage for its members and …
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… his "non-taxable net benefits" from his military disability payments were "approximately $49,000 per year." She also … week based upon the guidelines. Defendant proposed that he pay $589 per week. Defendant also reported his annual salary … child support at $750. The court also ordered defendant to "pay an additional $2,000 per month until his existing …
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… the newly formed management entity, which she obtained as payment for her work, was greater than plaintiffs intended. … or other misconduct that would warrant disgorgement of payments that she had received to date or an award of … plaintiffs asserted that Taylor's personal liability to pay attorneys' fees arose from the intentional tortious …
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… against Dillon, and the two- day suspension without pay was appropriate. After receiving the Final Notice of … Disciplinary Action, issuing a two-day suspension without pay, Dillon appealed. On October 25, 2017, the Joint Union … a retired judge to mediate discovery disputes, requiring payment of the mediator's fees and scheduling a hearing to …
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… unlawful act alleged; and (4) requiring Quartararo to pay investigative costs, attorney's fees and costs, witness … his attempts to cover up his misconduct, including paying K.D. money and having her sign fraudulent documents …
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… told Jerry to wait for him and got out of the taxi without paying for the ride. When defendant walked away, Jerry left … of the motel shooting, defendant had been looking to get payback for something. The call logs associated with … and either intimidate them from coming to trial or pay them not to testify against him. Thereafter, in October …
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… the "traditional" option allows an officer to remain on the payroll at full salary, earning pension credits but not … negotiated in 1987, defined in CNA § 9.09 as "a lump sum payment of one hundred percent (100%) of the total cost that … City would have incurred had the retiree remained on the payroll under the current procedure in lieu of terminal …
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… asked "[c]an you let me get twenty or a band and I'll pay you the rest later? You know I pay you if you will hit me?" That text indicates "a level of …
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… property and to ensure the property would not be used to pay for medical expenses. Because plaintiff did not have any … she again became concerned about having sufficient funds to pay for her healthcare and protect the Madison Property. She …
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… because it does not cover candidates who accept improper payments but are not elected. The trial court dismissed the … of the bribery statute makes it a crime to accept cash payments for a promise of future performance. The bribery … posted for a vote, the person’s conduct -- accepting a payment as consideration for the performance of official …