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… DEFENDANT HAD COMMITTED A CRIME. Because the motion record supports the judge's findings of fact, and because his … The deference extends to the trial court's credibility determinations. Ibid. We owe no special deference, however, to …
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… with the DCA. We "review[] de novo the trial court's determination of the motion to dismiss under Rule 4:6-2(e)." … exhibits. See R. 4:67-2(a) (requiring a complaint in support of an order to show cause be "verified by affidavit …
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… at 690. Counsel's strategic decisions do not, in hindsight, support claims of 5 A-5839-17T4 constitutionally inadequate …
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… that findings by the trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." … rightly affords to the trial judges," and disturb such determinations only where the court abused its discretion. … not accord the same deference to a trial judge's legal determinations. . . . Rather, all legal issues are reviewed de …
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… novo standard of review when reviewing a motion judge's determination of the enforceability of a contract. Goffe v. … unrepresented parties. Plaintiffs provide further support for their argument by contrasting the arbitration …
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… Bernard's wife, Sheliah, presented a certification in support of the motion for leave to file a late tort claim …
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… the late filing of a tort claim notice, we reverse. In support of the motion for leave to file a late claim, …
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… career"; mistakenly referenced another state trooper in its supporting documents; based the denial on "flawed" facts; …
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… did not possess the required license at the time of the determination of his eligibility, it would have determined him … that Stafford simply cannot prevail by arguing without any support in the law that Essex had the authority to alter the …
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… pursuant to Rule 4:50-1(a), (d), and (f). A court's determination under Rule 4:50-1 warrants substantial deference … with the mortgage[,]" providing no objective evidence supporting or explaining his representations. Defendant …
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… filed opposition. She supplied a certification from Espinal supporting her claims of a lease and rent credits. Espinal … denied any fraudulent conduct, and argued she and her children would suffer a greater harm than plaintiff if … of justice, why punish . . . [d]efendant and her two minor children who had just started school." The "appellate …
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… requires no less, "[a]ll conclusions must 3 A-0540-20 be supported." Ibid. "Anything less is a 'disservice to the …
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… as the court outlined there was nothing in the record to support that assertion. Under these facts and circumstances, …
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… either direct or circumstantial, that justifies or supports an inference of employer negligence. Stevens v. …
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… DECISION.["] (INGRAHAM) (SEE PLAINTIFF'S CERTIFICATION IN SUPPORT OF HIS MOTION FOR LEAVE TO FILE A SECOND [AMENDED] …
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… the ongoing litigation and entered the orders on appeal. In support of his motion to vacate, Carmine Jr. argued that … wife predeceased Grimes, then the remainder passed to their children. On November 22, 2006, Grimes amended her will by …
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… we use initials to protect the confidentiality of the children. R. 1:38-3(d)(1). NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE … when a trial court makes 'findings inconsistent with or unsupported by competent evidence,' utilizes 'irrelevant or … attorney's fees so long as the party requesting the fees supports its application with "an affidavit of services …
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… to the Commissioner, the availability of these funds supported his determination that emergency aid was unnecessary. Our Supreme … administrative agency. We will not overturn an agency determination unless it is arbitrary, capricious, or …
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… the principal case Wilmington Savings offered in support of its claim to the exception, Central Penn National …
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… copy of the actual order. 3 A-3382-19 to plaintiff and her children; post office forwarding address cards; passport; … to prove or disprove any fact of consequence to the determination of the action." N.J.R.E. 401. A nonparty may be … rules contain no such language. Defendant's bad faith amply supports the judge's decision to compensate Seltzer for the …