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… "governmental changes" called for an additional $413,550 payment. Further bills were sent by CMR to the Association … have told CMR to stop its work or advise CMR they would not pay the supplemental invoices. Instead, to serve the owners' …
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… offense pursuant to an agreement that he or she either pay or be paid for the commission of the offense and the …
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… supervision for life, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-6.4, and ordered to pay restitution of $2530 to H.G. The judgment of conviction …
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… 2C:43-6.4, and Megan's Law. Defendant was also ordered to pay appropriate fines and assessments. In reaching this …
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… Agreement contained "no provision . . . with respect to the payment of their living expenses during the marriage." The Agreement called for alimony payments to plaintiff, should the parties divorce, dependent … marriage. The Agreement provided for the following alimony payments for plaintiff: Years 1 to 5: $10,000/year (for …
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… with Deutsche Bank but were unable to make the monthly payments as modified. 4 A-0734-18T2 complaint, Deutsche Bank … 21, 2011, was issued because the Borrowers failed to pay taxes on the Property. On December 15, 2015, prior to … tax foreclosure process is to insure the timely and full payment of all outstanding property taxes to municipalities. …
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… risk allocation between private parties—violators might pay additional fees, lose insurance coverage, or assume …
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… on their mortgage loan in July 2006, and have not made any payments since then. Their primary arguments are that the … defendant Athena Kostopoulos executed a note promising to pay $564,000 on a residential mortgage loan at a 6% yearly … "in blank," pursuant to N.J.S.A. 12A:3-205, making it payable to a bearer and negotiable by transfer of possession …
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… October 2014, the police department suspended him without pay. By that time, he was a member of the Police and … or delinquency, such person may elect to receive the payments provided . . . or a deferred retirement …
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… the price a willing, uncoerced buyer would be willing to pay to a willing, uncoerced seller for this premises. This …
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… The court also entered an order requiring petitioner to pay $750 in attorney's fees and costs to the Estate, 6 …
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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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… from Galaxy left him unable to support his family or pay his mortgage, yet the woman's testimony about gifts from …
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… paid a seventy-five dollar fee, which was added to the loan payoff and not the future purchase or lease. Plaintiff … approval, process the vehicle transaction, and make the payoff;" to cover title transfer costs, the cost of a bank check for the payoff amount, and the time and gas mileage of clerical …
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… and instructed the remaining jurors about the importance of paying attention. Defendant points to no evidence in the …
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… in Sgt. Messing's indictment and suspension without pay. According to plaintiff, defendants made him the target … construed liberally in favor of broad pretrial discovery." Payton v. N.J. Tpk. Auth., 148 N.J. 524, 535 (1997) (citing … Rutgers, 358 N.J. Super. 524, 542 (App. Div. 2003) (quoting Payton, 148 N.J. at 550).] 11 A-3024-18T1 When stating the …
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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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… victim from more abuse by the attacker. 4 A-0051-16T3 bill payment[,] she has to tell the def[endant] what the exact … into their joint bank account so that pla[intiff] can then pay that bill. Pla[intiff] has to ask def[endant] for money …