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… concluded that its highest and best use would be for active/passive recreation, determining the most probable buyer to … evidence presented to determine if Newark has met the requisite burden of proof to justify any modification to the tax … expected to continue looking forward into the foreseeable future. The most likely buyers of standing timber ready for …
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… sign located on the left side of the roadway. Plaintiff, a passenger, was thrown off the motorcycle, causing her to … was not interviewed at the scene. When Officer Puente visited the hospital the next day to try to speak with him, … Dangerous Condition Plaintiff filed a personal injury complaint in the Law Division in May 2015 against Thomas, …
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… came on March 13, 2023, when a neighbor reported J.L. was passed out behind the wheel of his truck while the truck was … requiring security to intervene. Consequently, the site for future visits was moved so that security could be present. … the parental relationship." Further, 23 A-1885-24 the court credited W.B.'s testimony "that [defendants] have never …
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… its “hub equipment is co-located at various MCI WorldCom sites.” PTEK also relied “primarily upon leased network … receipts as the result of use of certain machines through credit cards and internet access where the taxpayer … and after the 1996 federal telecommunications statute was passed, the LECs increased and the ILECs provided the …
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… employee to provide or disclose any user name or password, or in any way provide the employer access to" a … & Pac. Tea Co., 273 N.J. Super. 552, 559 (App. Div. 1994) (credit cards and checkbook activity records), and medical … private social media posts because there was no reason to refute her certification that the posts are irrelevant to her …
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… was driving south on Church Street, a white pickup truck passed him, traveling northbound. He turned his car around, … years. Defendant received 15 A-3499-19 266 days of jail credit. An amended notice of conviction removed the 266 days … available to the prosecution." Ibid.; United States v. Butcher, 557 F.2d 666, 670 (9th Cir. 1977). "Fourth, the …
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… not release funds to Helios until the equipment was on site and the customer notified plaintiff that the funding … to Kunish's proposal and completed Helios's "Commercial Credit Application" on behalf of AMS, as well as plaintiff's … case and generate intelligible and sensible rules to govern future conduct. [Davis v. Devereux Found., 209 N.J. 269, 293 …
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… was the owner of EFJ 240 Prospect LLC; EFJ 70 East Passaic, LLC; and EFJ 275 Grand, LLC. EFJ 240 Prospect LLC … shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause all creditors to release [Mehta], on the Closing Date, from any … plaintiffs' pre-suit demand requirement would have been futile. As to the Chemtech defendants' argument that …
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… its “hub equipment is co-located at various MCI WorldCom sites.” PTEK also relied “primarily upon leased network … receipts as the result of use of certain machines through credit cards and internet access where the taxpayer … and after the 1996 federal telecommunications statute was passed, the LECs increased and the ILECs provided the …
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… not release funds to Helios until the equipment was on site and the customer notified plaintiff that the funding … to Kunish's proposal and completed Helios's "Commercial Credit Application" on behalf of AMS, as well as plaintiff's … case and generate intelligible and sensible rules to govern future conduct. [Davis v. Devereux Found., 209 N.J. 269, 293 …
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… was driving south on Church Street, a white pickup truck passed him, traveling northbound. He turned his car around, … years. Defendant received 15 A-3499-19 266 days of jail credit. An amended notice of conviction removed the 266 days … available to the prosecution." Ibid.; United States v. Butcher, 557 F.2d 666, 670 (9th Cir. 1977). "Fourth, the …
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… was the owner of EFJ 240 Prospect LLC; EFJ 70 East Passaic, LLC; and EFJ 275 Grand, LLC. EFJ 240 Prospect LLC … shall use commercially reasonable efforts to cause all creditors to release [Mehta], on the Closing Date, from any … plaintiffs' pre-suit demand requirement would have been futile. As to the Chemtech defendants' argument that …
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… employee to provide or disclose any user name or password, or in any way provide the employer access to" a … & Pac. Tea Co., 273 N.J. Super. 552, 559 (App. Div. 1994) (credit cards and checkbook activity records), and medical … private social media posts because there was no reason to refute her certification that the posts are irrelevant to her …
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… came on March 13, 2023, when a neighbor reported J.L. was passed out behind the wheel of his truck while the truck was … requiring security to intervene. Consequently, the site for future visits was moved so that security could be present. … the parental relationship." Further, 23 A-1885-24 the court credited W.B.'s testimony "that [defendants] have never …
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… agreement with the City was finalized, Blackridge filed a Complaint in Lieu of Prerogative Writs challenging the Plan … Therefore, we affirm. I. On May 14, 1996, the City passed Ordinance 15-96, which adopted the Redevelopment Plan … Part of the plan required Asbury Park to make several off-site improvements. The plaintiff, who was not a redeveloper …
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… Table of Contents Chapter 1 Subcommittee on Criminal Justice and the Minority Defendant I. … IV. Discussion of Future Work to be Done on the Priority … Detention Alternative Outcomes - Five Original JDAI Pilots Sites ............................32 c. JDAI and Minority …
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… agreement with the City was finalized, Blackridge filed a Complaint in Lieu of Prerogative Writs challenging the Plan … Therefore, we affirm. I. On May 14, 1996, the City passed Ordinance 15-96, which adopted the Redevelopment Plan … Part of the plan required Asbury Park to make several off-site improvements. The plaintiff, who was not a redeveloper …
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… the Borough of Englewood Cliffs (the Borough) had failed to comply with its constitutional obligations and awarded a … issued an order and written opinion granting Sylvan site-specific relief in the form of a builder's remedy. The … resolution declaring that it was "not willing to rezone the sites the Court has ordered it to rezone." The Borough also …
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… Hess Corporation, f/k/a Amerada Hess Corporation (Archer & Greiner, PC, attorneys; Christopher R. Gibson, Marc … and under New Jersey common law for public nuisance, trespass, and strict liability. The Law Division's order … containing 4 A-2893-18T2 hazardous substances, in 1992. Site investigations confirmed that hazardous substances …
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… the Borough of Englewood Cliffs (the Borough) had failed to comply with its constitutional obligations and awarded a … issued an order and written opinion granting Sylvan site-specific relief in the form of a builder's remedy. The … resolution declaring that it was "not willing to rezone the sites the Court has ordered it to rezone." The Borough also …