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… limits. Inasmuch as insurance costs are directly related to pay-outs, however, the fact that the risks are substantial …
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… in Jersey City. Hannah, however, had no intention of paying for the heroin. With LaCue as his accomplice, Hannah …
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… (4) refrain from interfering with the device; (5) pay for the cost of repair or replacement of the device if …
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… judgment of “80% of the offer or less,” she would have to pay defendants the costs of suit, “all reasonable litigation … counsel; $22,720.50 in fees to Miceli; and $156,958.10 in payment of medical and workers compensation liens. 16 The …
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… and Retraining Notification Act (“WARN”), the Equal Pay Act (“EPA”), the Americans with Disabilities Act …
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… required property owners either to replace the trees or pay into a public tree-planting fund, was a zoning ordinance …
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… 179 N.J. 377, 388 (2004), and reviewing courts “should pay substantial deference” to judicial findings of probable … papers demanded and their possession or control by the taxpayer. It also 21 would indicate the taxpayer’s belief that the papers are those described in the …
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… v. James Hemenway a/k/a James A. Hemenway and Jason Payne, Defendant-Appellant. On certification to the Superior … a four-year period of parole ineligibility and ordered to pay the requisite fines and penalties. Hemenway appealed the …
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… sexual misconduct. He also offered to give Bonnie money, pay for her phone, and “[e]ven buy [her] a car” -- after he …
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… of inmates were in custody pretrial because they could not pay $2500 or less. Marie VanNostrand, Ph.D., Luminosity & …
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… to cover his stay that night. Ibid. When Allen failed to pay or to answer his phone, the motel manager went to …
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… claims, including that there were no appropriations to pay the obligations or to handle the caseload that might …
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… Family Services (DYFS), the Division’s predecessor, had to pay appointed counsel. Crist, supra, 135 N.J. Super. at 575. …
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… sixty-two years old, unemployed, and without the means to pay the mortgage on the home where his wife and son lived or …
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… following the conclusion of the suspension period and must pay an additional $251 in fines, fees, assessments, and … Driving Enforcement Fund, N.J.S.A. 39:4-50.8; a $100 fee payable to the Alcohol Education, Rehabilitation and …
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… signed the waiver form without reading it and did not pay attention to the warnings on the signs. According to the …
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… this point. In Edmonds, supra, a person dialing from a pay telephone called the Roselle Park Police Department …
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… years of her employment, she was assigned to 5 the Board’s payroll department. In 2008, defendant was transferred to … employment by the Board as a clerk, first in the payroll department and then supporting the Special Services …
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… As a further part of the agreement, defendant agreed to pay the requisite fines and penalties and to waive his right …
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… and must promptly notify the BME if a demand for payment on the letter has been made or the continuing … the treatment, not whether a patient may have a source to pay a monetary judgment in the event the physician …