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… owed him money for the wedding party and for a loan to pay his attorneys. I.A. testified that his wife, L.A., …
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Briefs
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… written reprimand, monetary fine, suspension without pay, loss of a promotional opportunity, demotion, and …
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… with New Jersey’s attorneys. A common method of payment of lawyers was/is the contingent fee system. This … greater funding for the Judiciary including a much needed pay raise for the judges. He also urged increased funding …
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… shall not exceed the amount the client would have had to pay had no substitution been required. If an …
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… eight percent and defendants were required to make monthly payments of principal and interest in the amount of … Journal plus an additional 2.75 percent. In the event of nonpayment, the note permitted Celtic to charge a late fee of … Celtic, in the event of default, to demand the immediate payment of all outstanding amounts. To secure the note, the …
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… shared utility, phone systems, greenhouses and accounts payable personal. He testified that Steven Parker was in … He is the controller and oversees the direct accounting, payroll, sales tax and accounts payable for both companies. In his opinion PWF has too much …
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… to be used for cellular or radio communications.” The “rent payable by the NJPRA to PLBMUA shall be the amount of real … tower by the Borough of Pompton Lakes.” NJPRA remits rental payments to PLBMUA, who “in turn pay[s] the property taxes direct[ly] to the Tax Collector of …
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… therefore, more expensive, it is unclear if people would pay $250,000 (5% of the sale price of $5,000,000) for …
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… “This principle affirms that a knowledgeable buyer would pay no more for a property than the cost to acquire a …
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… methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to … relied on nine comparable leases to establish market rent, payable on a modified gross basis, with tenant electric … County and surrounding the subject property. Each lease was payable on a gross basis plus tenant electric. Comparable …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only 7 Montclair’s expert characterized the … case-in-chief, “the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer . . . to demonstrate that the judgment under review …
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… general assessments . . . which shall or may become due and payable. . . .” By Deed dated March 19, 2014, the subject … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to … or whether any creative structuring of the rental payments was involved in the negotiation of the leases. …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … City, 10 N.J. 99, 105 (1952). Thus, at the close of the taxpayers’ proofs, the court must be presented with evidence …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … 007980-2019 and 006425-2020 Page -5- remain[s] on the taxpayer. . . to demonstrate that the judgment under review was …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… everything," and let them "know that [Demond] offered to pay [defendant] to kill this man, if that was the case." She …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… Sciaretto had earlier in the day told him he would have to pay for opiate pills. In part, defendant said he would not …