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… FUND FINES WITHOUT CONSIDERING [DEFENDANT'S] ABILITY TO PAY THAT ASSESSMENT. (Not Raised Below). POINT VIII THE …
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… Counselor said she could have an escrow account set up to pay any deductible. According to the Counselor, when the … [Stephen] but I want [the baby] back and I am willing to repay you guys everything you spent . . . and more[.] I just …
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… Defendant further stated that he had been having trouble paying his mortgage. After being arrested and charged with …
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… trebled damages awarded under RICO were not "collectible or payable because [they were] exceeded by the punitive damages … with Leonard. 21 A-2053-13T3 We must presume that Leonard pays fees for the services the attorney provides to him and …
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… find no basis to depart from the "substantial deference" we pay "to the trial court's 'highly discretionary …
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… development potential within its current zoning. The Taxpayer and the Municipality agree that a portion of the … parties differ on development potential arises from the Taxpayer’s argument that future development of the clean … permitting certain commercial uses on the section of the taxpayer’s property that has frontage on Route 37, and other …
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… 27, 2009 [Memorandum of Judgment] is hereby appealed and taxpayer takes appeal from the whole and every part thereof.” … motion for contempt sanctions, motion for immediate payment of refunds with interest and for an order that no … favoring litigants’ rights to “broad pretrial discovery.” Payton v. New Jersey Turnpike Authority, 148 N.J. 524, 535 …
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… succeeded in achieving Redeveloper status, Supor would pay Bezzone ten percent of the appraised land value of the … of the NOG Property. In addition there were other fees and payouts contemplated. The complaint further alleges that … compensation for land value, and the additional fees and payments. Supor requested to renegotiate the terms of their …
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… to accept Plaintiffs’ offer to settle for a lump sum payment of $15 million, net after the payment of $4 million by co- defendant Ouachita County … except that: an individual's name, title, position, salary, payroll record, length of service, date of separation and …
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… cause standard of proof." Ibid. Moreover, it did not pay much heed to the fact that the defendant only initially …
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… and ordered to perform 100 hours of community service and pay a $10,000 fine. G.P.B. petitioned for expungement on … language: once in 1937, R.S. 2:192-15 (establishing fee payable by petitioner), once in 1952, see N.J.S.A. 2A:164-28 … of a period of 10 years from the date of his conviction, payment of fine, satisfactory completion of probation or …
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… development potential within its current zoning. The Taxpayer and the Municipality agree that a portion of the … parties differ on development potential arises from the Taxpayer’s argument that future development of the clean … permitting certain commercial uses on the section of the taxpayer’s property that has frontage on Route 37, and other …
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… family believes that he was killed because he refused to pay a fee demanded by the gang. After his death, the …
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… be. These messages include, “call your officer,” “please pay your fines immediately,” and “report to the office …
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… cause standard of proof." Ibid. Moreover, it did not pay much heed to the fact that the defendant only initially …
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···· New Jersey Courts P Independence· Integrity· Fairness· Quality Service A Guide to the New Jersey Judicial Conference on Jury Selection i THE JUDICIAL CONFERENCE ON JURY SELECTION November 10 & 12, 2021 The purpose of the Conference is …
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… as well, I do not think that would be too great a price to pay.” Id. at 108. * * * * * The next attachment -- …
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… contended its "sole relationship [with the GNJUMC] was the payment for services such as a pastor by the locally owned … demanded blank checks, and used Church funds to pay multiple utility bills for his personal residence. The …
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… factor six, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(b)(6) (defendant would pay restitution). The sentencing judge provided sufficient …
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… and completion of a reassessment program would bar the taxpayer’s Freeze Act application. In examining the express … the reassessment is to become effective. Notification of taxpayers of the revised values developed 11 for their properties, with an opportunity for taxpayer review is considered good practice. [Ennis, 13 N.J. …