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… because defendant "ran out of money and could not pay an investigator." Defendant also 3 Defendant's initial …
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… [defendant] takes her items from her saying she doesn't pay for it. [Defendant] has physically pushed [plaintiff] …
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… "some stuff" from the victim, which he had no money to pay for. After approaching the victim's vehicle, he observed …
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… has no legal right to require. Efforts to force another to pay a just debt or perform an obligation under a contract …
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… Control," the ALJ found that Lanza "[was] paid via payroll and receive[d] a W-2[,]" with "state, federal[,] and employee benefit deductions . . . taken from his paycheck[.]" "[H]is salary [was] established by … of establishing an employee relationship can readily make payment via a W-2, with all the usual deductions. For this …
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… that the fall "could have been avoided" had plaintiff been "paying attention to where he was stepping, and caring for …
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… had been evicted from her apartment because she failed to pay rent. V.R. did not know where R.R. was living. On …
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… networking website. . . . However, online banking, bill paying shall be permitted." Following a discussion with …
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… the person who shot Williams. He stated that he was not paying attention at the time and was intoxicated because he …
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… new counsel. He explained, "my money has been tied up in paying [my counsel] and the bail . . . I can't afford …
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… support the charges. The NJDOC suspended appellant without pay, effective immediately. 4 A-0981-17T2 On May 26, 2016, a …
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… A. In 2016, I completed it in May. Q. Okay. And how did you pay for that? A. Well, I took out almost -- now after all …
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… details of the plan to kill Ms. Preto, including Milton's payment for killing Ms. Preto and the logistics of dumping her body. Defendant told Milton he would pay $10,000 for Milton "to take her out." At no point in any …
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… When asked "[s]o you wouldn't expect the security guard to pay attention to any safety issues with regard to the …
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… [Capra], retroactive to July 1, 2016," and award him back pay, lost benefits, punitive damages, interest, and costs. …
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… When applying the best interests test, a trial court must pay specific attention to a child's need for permanency and …
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… 5 A-2500-18T1 was looking as if it was a joke and he wasn't paying attention." Laielli further explained that he …
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… $852,100, it appears that Seven Star was the only party to pay this deposit.2 The $852,100 sum corresponds to ten … do not affect our analysis. 5 A-0392-19T4 conditioned on payment of any outstanding debt, no material adverse change … as part of the Purchase Price. . . . There shall be no prepayment penalty and the sale of the property is "As Is" …
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… obligations pursuant to the MSA, and ordering him to pay $9,647.50 towards plaintiff's counsel fees. On January …
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… at ATMs totaling $28,148; b. Automobile lease and insurance payments totaling $1,500; c. Debit card charges at … received renumeration by his misuse of investor funds to pay personal expenses. Likewise, [appellants] have not …