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… 132 (App. Div. 2011). 3 A-3349-19 Mindful of these principles, we view the facts from the record in a light most … "if they need[ed] anything." During winters, Raymond visited the property monthly to collect the rent. Each spring … kitchen, she honked the car horn to signal to Raymond to come outside to help her with the groceries. Because it had …
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… (the March 20 order) that: 1) dismissed the second amended complaint filed by plaintiff, Strike PCH, LLC (Strike), … in all other respects, including the dismissal of the complaint against 3 A-3918-19 the Pinnex Defendants and … Defendant Glass has not participated in this appeal. Nonetheless, for the reasons that follow, the judge lacked …
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… a.m. 4 A-0671-19 The Cave is a bar owned by Vanessa and Charles Walker. El Raqib Poole, a/k/a Namiel, who is a friend of … and Poole went outside to smoke. According to Sears, his companions shared a cigar filled with marijuana rather than … taking pictures at the visiting hall. When Elsie Gonzalez visited Prather at the prison, she told him she recognized …
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… The October 1, 2019 order denied defendant's request to compel plaintiff/ex-husband to sell their marital home and … months behind; and the house was believed to be worth less than the mortgage encumbering it." As a result, the MSA … In an accompanying statement of reasons, the judge posited the issue presented by defendant was whether "the …
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… Closter (Borough), Joseph Miele, and Gloria Miele (the Mieles) with prejudice for the year 2019 pursuant to N.J.S.A. … appealed the Board's judgment by filing a third-party complaint with the Tax Court. The complaint demanded "[t]hat … his failure to prosecute, and therefore, conducted the requisite fact-finding inquiry in granting the Borough's motion …
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… in the statement," N.J.R.E. 801(c), and is inadmissible unless the rules provide an exception, N.J.R.E. 802. N.J.R.E. … Defendant argues that 6 A-2357-18 the judge failed to "comprehensively consider the trustworthiness factors … [Vicki] she didn't know what to do with it." So, in the company of Alice, Sarah went to Vicki and told Alice to …
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… I. On April 15, 2013, defendant's wife, Madeline Morales, obtained a temporary restraining order (TRO) under the … ordered defendant to be examined in order to ensure his competency to stand trial. The evaluation was ordered based … court-ordered evaluation of defendant and concluded he was competent to stand trial. Dr. Paul noted in his report that …
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… Release Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2. He was convicted of crimes committed prior to the statute's enactment in 1997. See L. … Judge Taylor entered an order denying the motion and, in a comprehensive written opinion, made detailed findings of … a decision denying relief under Rule 3:21-10(b)(2) unless it is shown to be a mistaken exercise of discretion. …
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… LAURA RUCCOLO, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. ARDSLEY WEST COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC., Defendant-Respondent. … plaintiff's unit was substantially in compliance with HOA rules and enjoined the HOA from sending her any communication … document does, in fact, 'notify' its recipient that the creditor may 'invoke' a judicial remedy," and thus is a …
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… TIMOTHY KING, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. SELECTIVE INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, Defendant-Respondent. … their claims against defendant Selective Insurance Company of America ("Selective"), and (2) granted summary … Selective, the trial court misapplied various legal principles, including, among other things, res judicata and the …
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… was present in the vehicle with him or that defendant committed the robbery. Counsel asserted Sutton's defense was … by Sutton's counsel by reminding the jury that counsel's comments are argument and not evidence. The prosecutor … to begin. The initial application is made on Bruton principles, somewhat loosely applied. . . . [I]n Bruton . . . the …
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… proffered statement. Plaintiff did not produce any evidence comparing the Florida high school to Susan's present school. … findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless we are convinced that they are so manifestly … court applied the correct standard and relied upon the requisite statutory factors, the decision to grant plaintiff's …
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… to the police, plaintiff said the female friend was his "company" and "spent the night" but did not live in the … access to the second floor living room and kitchen and the common areas within the building. 5 A-4131-19 The matter was … proceeding. Malicious prosecution arises when a person "recklessly institutes criminal proceedings without any …
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… defendants) motion for summary judgment on count two of the complaint. Count two alleged a violation under the New … share a beer with him on two occasions and has similarly visited other residents. The employee admitted to using the … tenant's lease application based on the tenant's "creditworthiness" was a pretext for discrimination. Id. at …
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… parenting time with their three children on Easter Sundays commencing in 2020 and permitting plaintiff to "educate the … to the Jewish faith, and signed a "Declaration of Commitment" following the birth of the twins to raise them … that result, our courts have "establish[ed] secular rules to minimize the conflicting pressures placed on the …
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… from the Superior Court of New Jersey, Law Division, Middlesex County, Indictment No. 13-04- 0470. Joseph E. Krakora, … 7:00 p.m. on December 28, 2012, K.M., of Mandy's Towing Company, went to the Joyce Kilmer Service Area on the New … after the incident, and K.M. picked up his glasses and completed the paperwork for the job. When K.M. appeared …
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… or availability of material[,] whichever is later" to complete the project, the forty-five day timeframe was a … contract term used for all of plaintiff's works, regardless of the actual time required. Because of the delay in … defendants told plaintiff about extra work they wanted completed. To reflect the extra work, plaintiff prepared a …
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… OF NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1529-17T4 LESLIE BYRUM, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT … the New Jersey Department of Corrections (DOC). She filed a complaint alleging, among other things, that she was … stated that Rutgers was responsible for hiring, employing, compensating, and firing the personnel who provided medical …
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… initials "DZ" on a Miranda form. The first officer used a computer to fingerprint defendant and inputted the prints in … OF TRIAL THAT IT HAD DETERMINED "UNDER APPLICABLE COURT RULES" THAT DEFENDANT'S ABSENCE FROM TRIAL WAS 8 A-5326-16T4 … the defendant was deprived of a fair and reliable trial outcome. Id. at 687. To prove this element, a defendant must …
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… child, as evidenced by the fact that visitation did not become an issue until her child support application was filed … claims defendant rarely drove the child to his swimming lessons and activities, which she had to pay for regardless … are "so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to 7 …