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… property. Taxpayers argue the assessments lack statutory support and should have properly been included in the 2015 … for tax year 1985. The situation is simply an erroneous determination of value on the assessing date which the … the full-year 2016 added assessment because no “erroneous determination” of value occurred. In its brief, Township …
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… property. Taxpayers argue the assessments lack statutory support and should have properly been included in the 2015 … for tax year 1985. The situation is simply an erroneous determination of value on the assessing date which the … the full-year 2016 added assessment because no “erroneous determination” of value occurred. Township contends the facts …
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… of defendant OwlPoint, LLC (OwlPoint). Following their terminations from OwlPoint, plaintiffs brought claims … plaintiffs, drafted documents related to plaintiffs' terminations, and failed to answer plaintiffs' questions … of the allegations in their second amended complaint only supports a claim under subsection 3(a). See N.J.S.A. …
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… of defendant OwlPoint, LLC (OwlPoint). Following their terminations from OwlPoint, plaintiffs brought claims … plaintiffs, drafted documents related to plaintiffs' terminations, and failed to answer plaintiffs' questions … of the allegations in their second amended complaint only supports a claim under subsection 3(a). See N.J.S.A. …
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… contained procedures for reinstatement in the event of termination due to non-payment. Section 7.8 titled … reinstatement within five months of the policy termination, to be considered by CMFG upon payment of any … omission; and (5) damages. DepoLink Ct. Reporting & Litig. Support Servs. v. Rochman, 430 N.J. Super. 325, 336 (App. …
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… of Defendant Village of Ridgefield Park (from Fox Rothschild LLP) FACTUAL BACKGROUND THIS MATTER arises out of a … “Middletown”) and Wood v. Borough of Wildwood Crest in support of its argument that equitable estoppel applies … so provides, as these obligations ordinarily cease with the termination of the agreement. 574 U.S. 427, 442 (2015). The …
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… of Defendant Village of Ridgefield Park (from Fox Rothschild LLP) FACTUAL BACKGROUND THIS MATTER arises out of a … “Middletown”) and Wood v. Borough of Wildwood Crest in support of its argument that equitable estoppel applies … so provides, as these obligations ordinarily cease with the termination of the agreement. 574 U.S. 427, 442 (2015). The …
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… contained procedures for reinstatement in the event of termination due to non-payment. Section 7.8 titled … reinstatement within five months of the policy termination, to be considered by CMFG upon payment of any … omission; and (5) damages. DepoLink Ct. Reporting & Litig. Support Servs. v. Rochman, 430 N.J. Super. 325, 336 (App. …
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… her head and face. Defendant also threatened the victim and child. The victim was treated in the hospital and discharged … The State argued that the video evidence was sufficient to support an attempt to cause serious bodily injury and the … the victim many times while in the presence of the victim's child, and then threatened the child as well. The Court is …
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… convictions arose out his sexual assaults of his two young children J.D., his daughter, and T.D., his son. A Burlington … two counts of second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (Counts Five and Eight); … assigned counsel, his attorney filed a formal brief in support of defendant's pro se petition. In addition to …
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… convictions arose out his sexual assaults of his two young children J.D., his daughter, and T.D., his son. A Burlington … two counts of second- degree endangering the welfare of a child, N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a) (Counts Five and Eight); … assigned counsel, his attorney filed a formal brief in support of defendant's pro se petition. In addition to …
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… her head and face. Defendant also threatened the victim and child. The victim was treated in the hospital and discharged … The State argued that the video evidence was sufficient to support an attempt to cause serious bodily injury and the … the victim many times while in the presence of the victim's child, and then threatened the child as well. The Court is …
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… RESENTENCING DUE TO THE SENTENCING COURT'S INCORRECT AND UNSUPPORTED FINDINGS ON AGGRAVATING AND MITIGATING FACTORS. … JERSEY CONSTITUTION WERE VIOLATED BY THE TRIAL COURT'S DETERMINATION THAT FLORIDA LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE GOVERNED THE … AN ILLEGALLY OBTAINED STATEMENT FROM THE DEFENDANTS' MINOR CHILD TO SUPPORT PROBABLE CAUSE TO SEARCH THE DEFENDANTS' …
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… the trial court permitted the videotaped statements of a child victim to be replayed for the jury in open court. The … only be conducted upon the jury’s request, and after a determination that the jury’s concerns cannot be addressed … corroborated Q.M.’s pretrial statement, and none of which supported his testimony at trial. Q.M.’s attempts to explain …
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… the trial court permitted the videotaped statements of a child victim to be replayed for the jury in open court. The … only be conducted upon the jury’s request, and after a determination that the jury’s concerns cannot be addressed … corroborated Q.M.’s pretrial statement, and none of which supported his testimony at trial. Q.M.’s attempts to explain …
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… RESENTENCING DUE TO THE SENTENCING COURT'S INCORRECT AND UNSUPPORTED FINDINGS ON AGGRAVATING AND MITIGATING FACTORS. … JERSEY CONSTITUTION WERE VIOLATED BY THE TRIAL COURT'S DETERMINATION THAT FLORIDA LAW AND JURISPRUDENCE GOVERNED THE … AN ILLEGALLY OBTAINED STATEMENT FROM THE DEFENDANTS' MINOR CHILD TO SUPPORT PROBABLE CAUSE TO SEARCH THE DEFENDANTS' …
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… that the jury's award of wrongful death damages is unsupported by the evidence, particularly without any expert … meant only money loss, and money loss from the death of a child meant only his lost wages. All else was imaginary. The … of speculation," the Supreme Court has instructed that determination of such questions are "not so beyond the common …
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… that the jury's award of wrongful death damages is unsupported by the evidence, particularly without any expert … meant only money loss, and money loss from the death of a child meant only his lost wages. All else was imaginary. The … of speculation," the Supreme Court has instructed that determination of such questions are "not so beyond the common …
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… addresses and ages of the alleged incapacitated person’s children, if any, and the names and addresses of the alleged … by the court on an ex parte showing of good cause. To support the complaint, each affiant shall state: (A) the … (A) individuals who are the parents in a parent and child relationship with an alleged incapacitated person, as …
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… school could be held liable as a passive abuser under the Child Sexual Abuse Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:61B-1(a)(1), allowing … of all reasonable factual inferences that those allegations support." F.G., 150 N.J. at 556. 8 A-0366-22 Plaintiff's … N.J. Super. 670, 680 (Law. Div. 1986) (explaining "once a determination is made that the act is not within the scope of …