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… Barrington (the Borough), ultimately requiring plaintiff to pay a "special assessment" related to financial assistance … as a "PILOT" agreement. We understand "PILOT" to stand for "payment in lieu of taxes." Section 7A of the Lease is … (a) Beginning on the Rent Commencement Date, Tenant shall pay to the applicable taxing authority all real estate taxes …
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… they bought a home in Franklin Township, with defendant paying approximately $100,000 as a down payment from monies she inherited from her deceased father. Plaintiff initially made the mortgage payments of approximately $3000 per month. At the time, …
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… 7.1(a) of the PSA, the parties agreed plaintiff would pay defendant permanent alimony at the rate of $6,000 per … 2054, 2089-90 (2017), alimony is not deductible for the payor spouse, nor included in the gross income for the payee on federal income taxes for final judgments of divorce …
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… 349 and LVP. There is no dispute that defendants did not pay the balance due on their loans at maturity. But that nonpayment occurred only after the Bank refused to permit defendants to prepay their loans a month before maturity and to secure the …
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… $60,000. On July 1, 2009, Kessely defaulted on her mortgage payments. At that point, the bank began paying the local property taxes on the property. The bank … however, was never recorded. Kessely did not thereafter pay the local property taxes on the property. On September …
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… they bought a home in Franklin Township, with defendant paying approximately $100,000 as a down payment from monies she inherited from her deceased father. Plaintiff initially made the mortgage payments of approximately $3000 per month. At the time, …
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… 349 and LVP. There is no dispute that defendants did not pay the balance due on their loans at maturity. But that nonpayment occurred only after the Bank refused to permit defendants to prepay their loans a month before maturity and to secure the …
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… 7.1(a) of the PSA, the parties agreed plaintiff would pay defendant permanent alimony at the rate of $6,000 per … 2054, 2089-90 (2017), alimony is not deductible for the payor spouse, nor included in the gross income for the payee on federal income taxes for final judgments of divorce …
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… $60,000. On July 1, 2009, Kessely defaulted on her mortgage payments. At that point, the bank began paying the local property taxes on the property. The bank … however, was never recorded. Kessely did not thereafter pay the local property taxes on the property. On September …
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… Barrington (the Borough), ultimately requiring plaintiff to pay a "special assessment" related to financial assistance … as a "PILOT" agreement. We understand "PILOT" to stand for "payment in lieu of taxes." Section 7A of the Lease is … (a) Beginning on the Rent Commencement Date, Tenant shall pay to the applicable taxing authority all real estate taxes …
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… violated the Agreement by requiring the retiring members to pay a portion of their health benefit cost at the active … The language under subsection C, states the Village "shall pay insurance benefits for employees . . . with twenty-five … like current active employees, some retirees also had to pay a portion of their insurance. The arbitrator did not …
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… Guidelines, the court calculated that defendant was to pay plaintiff $235 in child support every week. The trial … awarded the timeshare to plaintiff and directed that she pay defendant twenty percent of the value, which was … a credit card debt of $35,125.27 and directed each party to pay fifty percent, which was $17,562.63. Concerning counsel …
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… was $12,829 a month. 4 A-0915-20 The court ordered Todd to pay limited duration alimony of $1,500 a week, or $78,000 … However, the court ordered Todd to continue to make payments pursuant to the pendente lite order, at $500 per … set forth in N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23 and concluded Todd would pay child support of $350 per week. 5 A-0915-20 With respect …
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… an Order in favor of Plaintiff, directing Defendant to pay Plaintiff $4,500 plus Comi costs, and dismissing … Defendant notes that Plaintiffs explanation for the advance payment was to meet a Fannie Mae deadline that would allow … Defendant explains that Plaintiff was never obliged to pay $9,000 to a handyman without any binding agreement or …
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… licenses are suspended based only on their failure to pay a monetary penalty or fine. In this appeal, the State … was imposed 5 A-0163-17T1 as a means of encouraging him to pay an outstanding fine, unrelated to a motor vehicle … of suspensions and disadvantage those who cannot afford to pay their fines. Finally, defendant argues that N.J.S.A. …
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… residential custody of the children. Defendant agreed to pay child support of $385 bi-monthly, and was responsible … percent and plaintiff forty- seven percent of the payments. After the parties' divorce, a guidance counselor … to cooperate with arranging counseling for the child and to pay her share of the counseling in accordance with the …
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… coverage for more than $2500, defendant concluded that this payment constituted the maximum amount of insurance coverage … insurance policy, defendant would have been obligated to pay for actual loss of business income caused by the direct … stated in relevant part: B. EXCLUSIONS 1. We will not pay for loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by any …
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… Division of Taxation’s (the Division) assessment of late payment and tax amnesty penalties under the New Jersey … Division assessed unpaid taxes on the imputed income, late payment penalties under N.J.S.A. 54:49-6(a), and tax amnesty … in denying plaintiffs’ application for a waiver of late payment penalties under N.J.S.A. 54:49-11(a) and N.J.A.C. …
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… residential custody of the children. Defendant agreed to pay child support of $385 bi-monthly, and was responsible … percent and plaintiff forty- seven percent of the payments. After the parties' divorce, a guidance counselor … to cooperate with arranging counseling for the child and to pay her share of the counseling in accordance with the …
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… coverage for more than $2500, defendant concluded that this payment constituted the maximum amount of insurance coverage … insurance policy, defendant would have been obligated to pay for actual loss of business income caused by the direct … stated in relevant part: B. EXCLUSIONS 1. We will not pay for loss or damage caused directly or indirectly by any …