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… then took place: [CURRY]: I need like 2, 2. I mean I will pay you back after all these jobs work out, like the money … talk about it right now. . . . . [CURRY]: Yeah. Trying to pay that fucken' rent, yo. That fucken' rent is killing me. …
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… wife's home located on Liberty Street in Long Branch, to pay her support. Because his wife was not home, Mejia sat … COURT: Well – 18 A-5557-18 THE DEFENDANT: You're not . . . paying my attorney's fee. You're playing against us. You …
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… sites as ‘comparable data.’ Industrial plant users often pay premium prices for abutting properties because this can … In theory it is reasonable to presume that a buyer would pay more if the lot size can fully and intensely be used (as …
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… would be helpful for Charlie to be able to write checks to pay their living expenses.” Id. at ¶ 206; but see Plaintiff … living expenses including ATM withdrawals and deposits, payment of credit card bills, deposits into his personal … alia, using the Trust Accounts and the Schwab Account to pay his legal fees. This Court denied the Order to Show …
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… charge such fees since the public is not willing or able to pay those fees for legal services provided. The only … firm. The Plaintiffs previously agreed with that firm to pay hourly rates of $325.00 per hour for partners and … court may increase the fee to “reflect the risk on non-payment in all cases in which the attorney’s compensation …
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… number of bedrooms and bathrooms. That is, a buyer will not pay more for a home simply because the rooms the buyer wants … was very high end, but not opulent. He agreed that the taxpayers had spent “a lot of money” building the subject … construction management contract, and a spreadsheet of payments purporting to reflect the actual payments made by …
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… sites as ‘comparable data.’ Industrial plant users often pay premium prices for abutting properties because this can … In theory it is reasonable to presume that a buyer would pay more if the lot size can fully and intensely be used (as …
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… number of bedrooms and bathrooms. That is, a buyer will not pay more for a home simply because the rooms the buyer wants … was very high end, but not opulent. He agreed that the taxpayers had spent “a lot of money” building the subject … construction management contract, and a spreadsheet of payments purporting to reflect the actual payments made by …
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… would be helpful for Charlie to be able to write checks to pay their living expenses.” Id. at ¶ 206; but see Plaintiff … living expenses including ATM withdrawals and deposits, payment of credit card bills, deposits into his personal … alia, using the Trust Accounts and the Schwab Account to pay his legal fees. This Court denied the Order to Show …
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… charge such fees since the public is not willing or able to pay those fees for legal services provided. The only … firm. The Plaintiffs previously agreed with that firm to pay hourly rates of $325.00 per hour for partners and … court may increase the fee to “reflect the risk on non-payment in all cases in which the attorney’s compensation …
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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 … sales. See N.J.R.E. 702; N.J.R.E. 703. However, taxpayers “are not required to provide an expert witness and an …
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… Taylor v. Continental Group Change in Control Severance Pay Plan, 933 F. 2d 1227 (3d. Cir. 1991) … Taylor v. Continental Group Change in Control Severance Pay Plan, 933 F. 2d 1227, 1232 (3d. Cir. 1991). When …
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… of representation, failure to refund any advance payment or fee that has not been earned or incurred), and … in 2017; temporarily suspended in 2020 for failure to pay a fee arbitration award; suspended for one year in 2020; … in 2017; temporarily suspended in 2020 for failure to pay a fee arbitration award; suspended for one year in 2020. …
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… households remained, of which 56,000 were cost-burdened by paying too much for their housing and 7,000 were … Orders In March 2021, the court ordered the Township to pay attorney's fees and costs to FSHC in the amount of …
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… on 2021 and temporarily suspended in 2023 for failure to pay several fee arbitration awards. KARIM K. ARZADI … RPC 5.4(c) (permitting a person who recommends, employs, or pays the attorney to render legal services for another to …
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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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… then took place: [CURRY]: I need like 2, 2. I mean I will pay you back after all these jobs work out, like the money … talk about it right now. . . . . [CURRY]: Yeah. Trying to pay that fucken' rent, yo. That fucken' rent is killing me. …
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… court par- ticipants are required to find employment and pay taxes as well as court-ordered fines and, where … complete, the database will allow attorneys to register and pay their annual assess- ment online, to enter address … courts’ records of their ethics, con- tinuing education, payment and pro bono histo- ries. The public will be able to …
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… by Order dated June 12, 2013, suspended Respondent, without pay, from her judicial office after which the Court issued a … ~2. As previously noted, Respondent was suspended, without pay, from judicial office on June 12, 2013 following the …
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… from the performance of her judicial duties, without pay, for a period of two months. The Cammi t tee further … 14 (a) - (q) . That personal work included intermittently paying Respondent's bills online, managing Respondent's … tasks detract from the work of the judiciary and use taxpayers' funds to do other than de minimis personal work so …