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… counts one through four of plaintiffs' second amended complaint and the May 24, 2013 order granting defendants' … motion to dismiss counts six through eight of that complaint without prejudice.1 I. Defendant Dusk Nightclub … second amended complaint. On appeal, plaintiffs raise two points: POINT I THE COURT'S DISMISSAL OF COUNTS SEVEN AND …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS ROCKLAND ELECTRIC COMPANY, : TAX COURT … of Taxation, 28 N.J. Tax 226, 235 (Tax 2014). As Rockland points out, our case law has established that this amendment … the TEFA brings with it specific legislative history that points to the Legislature’s clear intent to add-back the …
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… the accused remains mentally ill and in need of involuntary commitment." In re W.K., 159 N.J. 1, 4 (1999). Following a NGRI verdict, "the accused can be involuntarily committed[,]" and thereafter the court must conduct … as Krol1 hearings, "to determine if continued involuntary commitment is warranted." Ibid. N.J.S.A. 2C:4-8(b)(3) …
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… p.m. on July 3, 2010, Claire parked her car at an apartment complex to deliver pizza to a resident. She walked 1 We … the police. She quickly delivered her last pizza before coming back to meet the police at the scene of the robbery. … the detective repeatedly said he suspected defendant had committed other robberies: You can, either, handle all of …
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… considering their then respective assets, liabilities, income and expenses. Neither Party will be compelled to contribute unless there is a shortfall between … and compelled her to provide defendant with the requisite information regarding all disbursements and any …
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… DENISE C. WILLSON, Plaintiff-Respondent. v. GERBER PRODUCTS COMPANY, NESTLÉ HEATHCARE NUTRITION, INC., d/b/a NESTLÉ … Plaintiff Denise Willson sued defendants Gerber Products Company (Gerber), Nestlé Healthcare Nutrition, Inc., doing … between the corporations to establish "[t]he requisite element of control," whether "taking depositions in New …
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… 180-day period pursuant to the relevant IAD provision in compliance with applicable Supreme Court omnibus orders, and … clock, the omnibus orders cumulatively excluded the time to commence trial for a total of 461 days – from March 12, 2020 … count of first-degree robbery in exchange for the State’s recommendation of an incarceration term of ten years.2 2 On …
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… he ordered Griffeth stop the BMW and expected Griffeth to comply. Leahy's report confirmed that he had "transmitted … as the car made a right- hand turn at the red light without coming to a full stop. Griffeth testified that he observed … (quoting State v. Alston, 88 N.J. 211, 233 (1981)). The opposite occurred. Indeed, the investigative stop was …
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… YMCA, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY, UNITED STATES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, and … loss of or damage to" the insured properties, prerequisites to coverage. The judge also ruled coverage was barred … In this ensuing appeal, plaintiffs raise the following points for our consideration: I.[5] THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN …
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… became stricter due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the mortgage company needed three years of on-time payments before it … his house in its decision to award counsel fees. He points to the letter from the mortgage company he received … it denied defendant's motion. Citing First Nat'l Bank of Freehold v. Viviani, 60 N.J. Super. 221, 225 (App. Div. …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY, TRAVELERS PROPERTY CASUALTY COMPANY OF AMERICA, … state interests, such as the remediation of polluted sites; and, deferring to the first action would contravene …
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… 2016 and although defendant was properly served with the complaint, he did not answer or otherwise formally respond … vacation, or holiday parenting time. Additionally, the JOD compelled defendant to pay plaintiff $550 per week in … for his children; allowed him to use her American Express points for a trip to see his older son in Florida, and she …
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… a knife. The next day, the police found the child tied with computer cords and wrapped in a futon cover on a section of … at 293. In return for his guilty plea, the State agree to recommend that the trial court sentence defendant to life in … myself to call a man, but must fit the heinous crime he committed, a maximum life in prison in solitary …
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… hard that her "tooth crack[ed]." It was only then that C.H. complied with defendant's demands. C.H. testified that she … would not have believed that there was affirmative and freely given permission. If there is evidence to suggest … did not actually believe that such permission had been freely given, or that such a belief was unreasonable under …
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… stabbing. He was subsequently charged with conduct that, if committed by an adult, would constitute, among other … Consistent with the plea agreement and the State's recommended sentence, the trial court on November 20, 2009, … or omissions fell outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance considered in light of all the …
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… asking "who are you here to see, who the f[-]ck told you to come here[?]" T.B. "pushed past" her and went into a … to the scene, M.B. filed a domestic violence civil complaint seeking a temporary restraining order (TRO) based … interferes with, threatens, or exploits a person's liberty, freedom, bodily integrity, or human rights with the court …
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… Cumberland County and dismissing her negligence-based complaint based on pursuit immunity as provided in the New … the jail where Glass was housed. Several incident reports completed by officers and staff detail the incident. In his … oriented" when she arrived. Nurse Smith stated plaintiff "complained of lower back pain after hitting the edge of the …
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… years, the last twenty with four other principals in a company called Tindall Homes. His role was to locate … court improperly deprived them of their rights under the Comparative Negligence Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:15-5.1 to -5.8, by … and abused its discretion by allowing Bergman to amend his complaint after trial had begun to add the Consumer Fraud …
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… 2023. Defendant argues the court erred by finding he had committed the predicate acts of harassment and criminal … allowing it." Defendant appeals, arguing the following points for our consideration: POINT I THE TRIAL COURT ERRED … whether plaintiff's evidence established each of the requisite statutory elements for the predicate offenses of …
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… is insufficient evidence supporting the judge's finding he committed the predicate acts of harassment and contempt of a … for two years from 2015 until 2017. They have a child in common, Alan, who was six years old at the time of trial. … harassment and contempt of a restraining order. Defendant points to no evidence in the record that undermines the …