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… merits review. 1. Public bidding statutes exist for the taxpayers’ benefit and are construed with sole reference to the … furniture systems designed for RMD’s property and was paying rent as a holdover tenant at a temporary location … public bidding statutes exist for the benefit of the taxpayers and are construed as nearly as possible with sole …
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… without corroborative evidence that the buyer(s) did not pay fair market price for land and the existing improvement, …
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… tax certiorari matter. 699 A.2d at 266. During trial the taxpayers offered testimony from an expert real estate appraiser. Following the taxpayers’ expert’s testimony, they sought to call the expert … The board’s expert reached a conclusion of value for the taxpayer’s property that was “significantly lower than the …
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… retained the marital residence but was required to pay Judith $110,000 within sixty days for her interest in …
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… losses as a result of having to retain tax counsel and pay in excess of $57,500.00 in attorney and $8,974.00 in …
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… requested relief and filed a cross-motion compelling payment of child care costs, enjoining 5 A-5548-14T3 … pinned on plaintiff. We reverse the order mandating he must pay defendant's counsel fees. Finally, based on our opinion, …
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… the facility would create "over [one hundred] well paying full- time jobs." Employees of the facility would be …
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… in violation of the LAD (count three); (4) failure to pay, in violation of New Jersey's Wage and Hour Law, N.J.S.A. 34:11-56a to -56a41, and Wage Payment Law, N.J.S.A. 34:11-4.1 to -4.14 (count four); (5) a …
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… the trial court, defendant's counsel offered plaintiff's payment of employees as an example of a general condition. … governing legal principle but decide[d] to ignore or pay no attention to it." Westerbeke, 304 F.3d at 209 …
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… to fingerprinting pursuant to N.J.S.A. 53:1-15 and to pay a civil penalty of $50 within thirty-five days. This …
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… wanted an attorney and you couldn't afford one they would pay for one. Do you understand that? [DEFENDANT]: [Yawning …
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… cost share was 65% federal and 35% State, with the State paying 50% of renourishment. The State's share could be paid …
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… term concurrent to count one. Defendant was ordered to pay restitution to two of the victims. Because the strength …
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… that [J.H.] violated [defendant], so somebody got to pay. And since it's not going to be [J.H.], that leaves [the …
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… must defend and indemnify Lipowski and ordering Shri-Ram to pay Lipowski's defense fees and costs. In sum, we affirm the …
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… March 6 A-5869-17T3 25. In the messages, Revis offered to pay defendant to have sex with him. According to the text …
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… the HO recommended a forty-five-day suspension, without pay. The Sheriff signed a Final Notice of Disciplinary …
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… trespass. At sentencing, the judge ordered defendant to pay $558 in fines and court costs. On July 12, 2018, the …
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… robbed the previous night. When one of the men attempted to pay with Boukary's bank card, she refused to accept it. The …
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… that defendant threatened him and said you need to . . . pay me $4 million, give me employment for [twenty] years, … terminated were to give him [twenty] years of employment or payment of $4 million, which would be the present value of …