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… of family court proceedings were filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. In 2013, … fees without prejudice. Defendant raises the following points for our consideration: I. STANDARD OF REVIEW. II. THE … V. THE TRIAL COURT'S FINDING OF A "PURPOSE TO HARASS" IS INSUFFICIENTLY SPECIFIC, AND IMPERMISSIBLY IGNORES THE ENTRE …
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… for maintenance of the surrounding property and related common elements. Sloan 3 A-2328-21 ceased paying homeowners' … proximate cause. Such proof is absent here or at least insufficient to form the basis, without more, to sustain a … powers are charged with formulating fair and practical remedies appropriate to the specific dispute." Kaye v. …
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… In this putative class action, plaintiffs assert claims of common law fraud and violations of the Consumer Fraud Act … that interlocutory ruling. Defendants raise the following points for our consideration: I. PLAINTIFFS CLEARLY AND … Beach, 189 N.J. 1, 17 (2006) ("The class-action vehicle remedies the incentive problem facing litigants who seek only a …
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… else that you want to add? I mean it's just going to come out once we continue with the investigation. Is there … I just want protection. Because I know they gonna come after my family and me. DET. CORDI: When you tell these … the trial court's factual findings that are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record and will not …
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… Three charged defendants with first-degree conspiracy to commit murder, N.J.S.A. 2C:5- 2(a)(1), 2C:11-3(a)(1), and … the homicides, was very much aware of [Paden’s] interest in committing a homicide." The court further held that even if … representing just one. A written waiver of conflict is insufficient to remove the conflict as the attorney-client …
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… On appeal from the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission, PERC Nos. 2016-038, 2016- 196, 2020-063, … which includes examination into whether the decision lacks sufficient support in the record or 10 A-2993-21 involves an … [that] the matter must be dismissed." In support, the City points to the consent decree's provisions requiring: (1) the …
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… and termination of a New Jersey limited liability company ("LLC"), which allegedly has been filed in error or … LLC, was created as a New Jersey limited liability company through the filing of a certificate of formation … from the Division, plaintiffs in October 2022 filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs in the Law Division …
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… from a June 23, 2023, Law Division order dismissing her complaint with prejudice against defendants Hackensack … As a result, "we derive the facts from plaintiff's complaint" and "recite them in the light most favorable to … applies "where 'jurors' common knowledge as lay persons is sufficient to enable them, using ordinary understanding and …
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… principally because plaintiff has not shown she sustained a compensable "ascertainable loss" as the result of a CFA … is satisfied, the plaintiff can pursue "all available remedies . . . even if the plaintiff ultimately loses on his … calculated within a reasonable degree of certainty will suffice to demonstrate an ascertainable loss." Id. at 249. …
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… DEPARTMENT, JODY FARABELLA, Police Chief, MICHAEL SANTIAGO, Commissioner/Mayor, ASHLEIGH UDALVOS, Commissioner, JOSEPH PEPITONE, Commissioner, BRUCE COOPER, … of his mother's, we reject such contentions as without sufficient merit to warrant any further discussion. R. …
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… classes, and therapeutic visitation services. Mary only completed the mental health and substance abuse treatment … sister and parents three months later. Mary continued to comply with services, including intensive outpatient (IOP) … an argument raised on the appeal, it is because it lacks sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …
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… of NJOI contributed the majority of their ownership in that company to NOI and entered into an 3 A-0360-22 operating … Dr. Casey Pierce, became a member of NOI.1 NOI is a company organized under New Jersey's Revised Uniform Limited … the equities of the parties' disputes because there were sufficient facts supporting the court's determination to …
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… and injure herself. After defendants timely answered the complaint, the parties engaged in discovery. During … column while the railing on the left side terminated completely." Witczak concluded the "numerous hazardous … language of the Carteret Property Maintenance Code was insufficient to impose such a duty on [defendants]. As to the …
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… and remediation plans for the Site. NJDEP filed a verified complaint in the probate matter seeking to compel … nor does the NJDEP waive any of its rights or remedies pursuant thereto." The agreement further provided it … that follow, we are convinced the record before us is insufficient to permit a proper analysis and resolution of …
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… judge did not properly assess defendant's bad faith and non-compliance over the years. We disagree and affirm … substantially for the reasons stated by the judge in his comprehensive written decision. The underlying facts have … (Wadhwa IV), No. A-4822-18 (App. Div. June 16, 2021). Suffice it to say the parties divorced in 2012 following a …
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… ("An appellant . . . proceeds at his or her peril by insufficiently completing the [NOA] or CIS. The appellant should explicitly … to the November 4, 2022 order, plaintiffs moved to compel the Estate to produce documents referenced in the …
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… New Jersey Department of Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission, Division of Consumer Affairs. Jeffrey Peter … crackers, popcorn, candy, protein bars, brownies, and muffins," in a layout "the same as previously presented" with … 56:8-62 (defining food as "a food, food product, food ingredient, dietary supplement or beverage"). 14 A-3312-22 After …
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… v. 125 MONITOR STREET JC, LLC, Defendant-Appellant, and PEYCOM-COMP-001, a company incorporated with limited liability … vague on its face," it is because we find insufficient merit in them to warrant further discussion in a …
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… order, entered after a hearing, finding defendant Z.K. not competent to stand trial. We affirm the February 24th order … case because she concluded the first interview was insufficient for her to reach a competency determination. Dr. … Those symptoms, the court reasoned, could not be remedied by consultation breaks with his counsel, as the court …
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… NEW JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0929-23 MONARCH COMMUNITIES, LLC, a Limited Liability Company of the State … concluded the detriments were too pervasive to be remedied by the imposition of conditions. The board argues it … addressed an argument on appeal, it is because it lacks sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. …