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… seeking a new trial in this matter. Trial in this case commenced on October 21, 2024 and concluded November 21, … Esq. in as the attorney for structuring the deal and completing the transaction. By October of 2014, Bhi had … exercised in front of the jury. As Plaintiff points out at page 11 of its brief, the purpose for having …
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… judgment in favor of defendants and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice. Plaintiff argues the court erred … 16, 2021. On August 11, 2021, plaintiff filed a verified complaint, seeking to invalidate the 2020 will based on … and "doing things you do with an elderly parent" were not sufficient to prove the elements of an undue-influence claim …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … about whether the Act abolishes claims for equitable remedies. Despite one trial court decision over seventy years … resolved at this stage. Perhaps greater clarity about the sufficiency of the action’s legal underpinnings and its …
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… order denying his motion to "amend" his then time-barred complaint in an action previously dismissed without … all the facts, found the 6 A-3788-21 defendant's product sufficiently compliant with federal safety standards and … active litigation from 2011 to present." We disagree on all points. 11 A-3788-21 Rule 4:9-3 has no applicability here. …
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… (SHBP); defendant, as a locally elected Wildwood City commissioner, was neither working full-time hours nor … instead, he simply relied upon a resolution declaring the commissioners to be full-time employees, at least in name, … 227-6-11, simply declared “that each member of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Wildwood is hereby considered a …
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… Dr. Medina diagnosed Mia with suspected child abuse and recommended a second psycho social evaluation and sexually … Medina, acquired knowledge in a child of Mia's age "would come from an exposure" or "[s]eeing those actions or an … that no such statement, if uncorroborated, shall be sufficient to make a fact finding of abuse or neglect." "The …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS MATRIX BORDENTOWN, : TAX COURT OF NEW … cross-motion for summary judgment dismissing plaintiff’s complaint. The novel issue to be determined is the … consideration of the applicable evidentiary standard, are sufficient to permit a rational factfinder to resolve the …
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… Haas and Natali. On appeal from the Division of Workers' Compensation, Department of Labor and Workforce Development, … as we are satisfied the decision was supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record. Respondent H&H … as the fact that it had already autofused in 2016." These points, she concluded, "provide[] definitive objective proof …
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… Silva interviewed the victim, who seemed "a little bit uncomfortable" and "a little nervous . . . because she didn't … declined to discuss it because it "was very difficult and uncomfortable for her." The victim shared that the abuse … traumatic stress disorder with the sexual abuse provide sufficient corroboration for the [c]ourt to consider the …
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… Defendant appeals, arguing the court: erred in finding he committed the predicate acts of criminal mischief and … to the Trenton Police Department after she had extensive communications with him and 3 A-1049-23 employed various … of criminal mischief, the judge found plaintiff presented sufficient evidence to show defendant damaged the vehicle. He …
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… In September and October 2022, plaintiff filed a verified complaint and motion seeking joint legal custody and … a suspension of overnight parenting time until plaintiff's completion of a parenting class to address the child … plaintiff argues he did show a change in circumstances sufficient to trigger a plenary hearing for modification of …
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… ROBERT SANDERS'S FIREARMS PURCHASER IDENTIFICATION CARD AND COMPELLING THE SALE OF HIS FIREARMS. … his firearms purchaser identification card (FPIC) and compelling the sale of his firearms. We affirm. In September … explanation of why he did so. Appellant said he studied to be a certified alcohol and drug counselor and …
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… yelled at her on multiple occasions and made her feel uncomfortable and unsafe. Plaintiff explained they had "been … items he [had] given her such as [an] iPad, phone, [and] computer by smashing them or put[ting] a hammer through … by a preponderance of credible evidence that defendant committed the predicate act of harassment and plaintiff was …
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… NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … attorney). CIMINO, J.T.C. A bankrupt limited liability company (LLC) allocated a $2.3 million gain on paper to the … capital account. The Director assessed the reported income as taxable. Since the $2.3 million does not represent …
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… remand so that appellant J.L. can have the opportunity to complete the application process for the Medicaid benefits … Long Term Care Services and Supports. J.L. designated the company's billing manager, Breindy Bernstein, as her … Commissioner stated that Bernstein failed to produce sufficient written documentation to support her contention …
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… from Dalce. The NJSP did not know defendant was coming. Using information they obtained through their CI, … must be upheld when 'those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record.'" State v. A.M., … N.J. Super. 508, 517 (App. Div. 1964)). Each Woodson factor points toward an unconstitutional intrusion on defendant's …
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… 2 A-1357-21 This appeal arises out of a dispute between a commercial landlord and a guarantor of a tenant's lease … judgment. I. WH Associates owns real property in Hoboken, commonly known as the Court Street Plaza (the Property). … by counsel do not constitute certified proof and are insufficient to support a summary judgment order. See Sellers …
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… Middlesex County Prosecutor, attorney; Patrick F. Galdieri, II, Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel and on the … aggravating factor three, N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3) (risk of committing 3 A-2188-21 another offense), and mitigating … N.J. 285, 291-92 (2021), and need not be repeated here. It suffices to say, defendant was eighteen years old, with no …
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… and (e)(1) for violations of the lease. 4 A-1503-21 The complaint cited the pending criminal charges against … judge took testimony in support of the Authority's eviction complaint during a default hearing. At trial, the judge … for possession conducted a full hearing and there was sufficient evidence in the record supporting that judge's …
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… Questions or comments regarding this Directive may be directed to (609) … may be transferred from the county where the offense was committed to the participant’s county of residence either … they are unable to accept the transfer due to a lack of sufficient resources, then the county of offense must retain …