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… orders, vouchers, bills, invoices and canceled checks for payment(s) made for legal services rendered to the [b]oard … deposition and for a warrant of satisfaction for the payment of the August 28, 2020 judgment. On December 16, … is reviewed for an abuse of discretion. Noren v. Heartland Payment Sys., Inc., 448 N.J. Super. 486, 497 (App. Div. …
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… complete the loan process to secure the available money to pay for defendants' completed work. Plaintiff alleged Ermal continued to demand payment for the work performed and offered to buy …
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… bills, and that her electric company and Vivint would pay plaintiff for the surplus electricity produced from the …
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… runs into a pedestrian, who at the time is carelessly not paying attention. . . . [T]he plaintiff's carelessness – …
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… to the marital partnership, and the need and ability to pay – may be disputed or uncertain. When a party seeks to …
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… held the PIP1 medical fee schedule does not provide for payment to an ambulatory surgical center (ASC) for … from NJM under CPT code 63030; however, NJM denied payment, claiming the treatment was not medically necessary … plain language of another regulation controls, prohibiting payment to ASCs for CPT codes not listed in the Fee …
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… residence for the Van Ripers during their lifetimes, and to pay all carrying charges for the subject property, including …
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… written retainer agreement plaintiff signed, she agreed to pay petitioner an initial $5000 retainer and subsequent … paid the initial retainer, she did not remit any further payments to petitioner. Petitioner claims that plaintiff …
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… operating GGL, billing clients and depositing customer payments into the GGL operating account. Meanwhile, however, … (i) of Section 10.4. During this time, Gaines continued to pay the amount due on the Goldenfarb Note to Goldenfarb, as …
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… the MTA remediation plan on March 30, 1999. Despite paying MTA $19,826.35 for the report, VMD never performed …
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… put on disciplinary probation or may be suspended without pay more than once. The disciplinary process may involve any …
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… (7) gave a lower raise to him than to those at lower pay levels; (8) allowed a supervisor to yell at him in … Hall Univ., 204 N.J. 219, 235 (2010) (holding that "[e]ach payment of . . . discriminatory wages . . . constitutes a …
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… suspension, or discharge and need not result in a loss of pay. Id. at 236. "[M]any separate but relatively minor …
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… Boldt's account, Boldt disputed the charges and refused to pay. On June 10, 2010, J.F. Lomma filed a complaint against … Pennsylvania, but also indicating, "Please remit payment to J.F. Lomma, Inc., 48 Third Street, South Kearny, …
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… a water bill for $1,985.96, which All Seasons did not pay. The property became vacant and uninhabitable because it …
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… with the New Jersey Department of Treasury, in exchange for payment from the Partnership. In 2007, Hillman, through … of Treasury revoking the Partnership for "Failure to Pay Annual Reports." Such facts go directly to the heart of … less than those of the defendant in Baanyan, who received payments from that New Jersey corporation for services …
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… for new business, which was "a twenty percent reduction in pay," and a "70/30 [split]" for renewals, which was a …
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… of a person's conviction record. A fee of $100 shall be payable to the Alcohol Education, Rehabilitation and … Driver Resource Center, a person shall be required to pay a per diem fee of $75 for the first offender program or … section a surcharge of $125, of which amount $50 shall be payable to the municipality in which the conviction was …
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… ineligibility. The trial judge also ordered defendant to pay a total of $655 in fines and penalties, and advised …
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… their judgment of divorce. In the MSA, defendant agreed to pay plaintiff "permanent" alimony of $120,000 per year. That … acknowledged in the MSA that, "[i]n connection with the payment, modification or termination of alimony[,]" they had … whether it was motivated by bad faith or a desire to avoid payment, and whether the change in circumstances renders the …