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… HSJ PROPERTIES, L.L.C., a Kansas Limited Liability Company, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. SECRET GARDEN LANDSCAPING … the brief). PER CURIAM Plaintiff HSJ Properties, L.L.C., a commercial developer, appeals from the directed verdict … applied to the evidence adduced by HSJ, that evidence was sufficient to sustain a verdict in its favor and against both …
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… Wachovia or the Wachovia defendants), and dismissing his complaint alleging, among other things, discrimination and … 26, 2010 order denying his motion to file a fourth amended complaint. We affirm. In 1998, Prudential Securities, Inc. … action, . . . [and] the evidence in the record is insufficient in this case for a reasonable trier of fact to …
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… the trial judge concluded that plaintiff proved defendant committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4, … interference with his parenting time, there were remedies he could have pursued under the parties' existing … to seek relief in the FD action. As defendant correctly points out on appeal, a court in the FD action will not …
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… intentionally inflicted by Father or the result of G.D. becoming entangled in the hot iron's electrical cord while … that he deliberately burned G.D. is not supported by sufficient evidence. He argues that G.D. is an unreliable … that Father deliberately burned G.D. Furthermore, Father points to no precedent, and we are aware of none, requiring …
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… 2C:12- 1.2(a). The Camden County Prosecutor's Office recommended against defendant's admission into Drug Court. The … could not find that defendant "would not be a danger to the community if placed" in Drug Court. See N.J.S.A. … from five substance abuse disorders. The evaluator recommended that defendant undergo intensive treatment and …
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… 6 A-2973-14T3 the due process clause and the federal common law. BB&B seeks interest on any refunded monies. With … Unclaimed Property Act (1981)' . . . ."4 Senate Judiciary Committee Statement to S. 2093 (1988) (reprinted in N.J.S.A. … property and has full use of it until the rightful owner comes forward to claim it." Clymer, supra, 171 N.J. at 63. A …
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… from a January 28, 2016 Law Division order dismissing her complaint against defendant Jeffrey J. Sorokin, M.D., based … APPELLATE DIVISION July 25, 2017 A-2781-15T3 2 suffered complications from a colonoscopy and polypectomy procedure … after her family physician referred her based upon complaints of back pain and rectal bleeding. Defendant …
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… appeal that evidentiary ruling, the trial proceeded to its completion. Based upon the arresting police officer's … defendant of possibly more stringent sanctions for committing a "per se" DWI violation, which can be proven by … that he believed that defendant understood English sufficiently to understand and follow his instructions. She …
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… Gerardo Rivera-Robles arrived by car at the apartment complex designated for the physical exchange of drugs and … regarding the make or model of the car being used to complete the drug transaction. Rather, the law enforcement … decision so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." State v. Handy, …
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… lead teacher. Because of the child study team member's recommendation, S.A. stated she also hired Miller to babysit … toward minor children. II. In their fifth amended complaint, plaintiffs alleged the following claims against … partial summary judgment, dismissing all counts of the complaint except the negligent hiring claim. Later that …
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… She fundamentally contends the evidence at trial was insufficient to justify the termination of her rights. … that she had not "affirmatively assume[d] the duties encompassed by the role of being a parent" and that … adoptions" follow a "placement" by the parent, the salient points relevant to the procedural posture of this case are: …
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… (Shawn), which the trial court entered after finding Bella committed the predicate act of harassment, N.J.S.A. … entered against him after the trial court concluded Shawn committed the predicate act of assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1, by … that he assaulted Bella, and the court failed to make sufficient findings about the alleged assault and about an …
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… had no prior accidents. Defendants failed to answer the complaint, and the trial court subsequently entered default … and procedural history from the record. Plaintiffs filed a complaint on May 20, 2019. The primary claim advanced by … Plaintiffs further submit defendants fail to offer sufficient proof evidencing they are entitled to relief under …
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… Guardian Life Ins. Co., 142 N.J. 520, 536 (1995). Plaintiff commenced her employment for the Borough in August 2003 as … to "[t]rack all vacation, sick and unused sick time, and comp time for all employees; prepare monthly and annual … that he had already corrected the issue. The Mayor was sufficiently concerned about plaintiff's allegations that he …
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… following a corporate restructuring of the publishing company. Before his termination, in December 2007, plaintiff had filed a pro se complaint in Bergen County Superior Court alleging violation … a professional manner. However, from time to time he disappoints us. He needs to temper his approach when dealing with …
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… MARIE TIRICO, Defendants-Respondents, and TRENTON OIL COMPANY and M.M. WERTHEIM CORPORATION, Defendants, and EXXON … The DEP advised plaintiff its efforts were untimely and insufficient because it had not properly conducted the soil and … which "migrated radially" and impacted plaintiff's "upgradient location." The DEP declined to stay plaintiff's …
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… CD&L's July 30, 2015 A-4066-13T3 2 October 2013 amended complaint in lieu of prerogative writ. CD&L sought relief in … when a straightforward rule of appellate review would suffice. Therefore, we jettison the "single locality" … with subsection f. of this section. Use of any of the remedies specified under this section shall not preclude use of …
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… of damages available in an action for defamation: “(1) compensatory or actual, which may be either (a) general or … and Keeton on Torts § 116A at 842 (5th ed. 1984)). “All compensatory damages . . . depend on showings of actual harm … to require the wrongdoer to pay an amount of money that is sufficient to punish a defendant for particular conduct and …
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… A-3359-15T4 IN RE MIDDLESEX REGIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES COMMISSION NAME CHANGE REQUEST. … to approve ESC-New Jersey's name change. We find insufficient merit in the balance of ESC-New Jersey's standing … has in connection with the approval of an ESC's name. It points to N.J.S.A. 18A:6-69 by which the State Board was …
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… SCIOCCHETTI, INC., and INTERNATIONAL FIDELITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants-Respondents. … Inc. (BSI) and International Fidelity Insurance Company's (IFIC) cross-motion to confirm the award. ICE … arbitrator refused to postpone the hearing upon showing of sufficient cause for postponement, refused to consider …