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… told the officer the man in the car "tried to get [her] to come to the vehicle." Two days later, H.C.'s father informed … clearest and plainest ground.'" Ibid. (quoting State v. Ruffin, 371 N.J. Super. 371, 384 (App. Div. 2004)) … judicial authority to create appropriate and just remedies to assure the efficient administration of the criminal …
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… 1) he was not properly served with the Seventh Amended Complaint; 2) plaintiff failed to establish prima facie … and 4) the court improperly 1 Because some parties share a common surname, we refer to them by their first name, … Generally, the court need only determine the sufficiency of the allegations. Kolczycki v. City of E. …
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… he was armed. We reverse the court's ruling because the competent evidence presented by the State did not establish … (count one); second-degree possession of a handgun while committing certain CDS offenses, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1 (count … decision so long as those findings are supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record." Ibid. (quoting …
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… finding that although plaintiff established defendant had committed predicate acts of domestic violence, plaintiff had … did not reside together and had no children or property in common. Intending to celebrate her admission to a graduate … violence that were committed against [her] would have been sufficient enough for the FRO in and of themselves ." …
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… purpose. 1 Because Rosemary Halgas and defendant share a common surname, we refer to Rosemary using her first name. … does not dispute those claims but contends they are insufficient to confer standing to challenge the search. … in Armstrong." On appeal, defendant raises the following points for our consideration: THE TRIAL COURT ERRED IN …
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… into condominiums. By 2003, the condominium conversion was complete, and the common areas of the building were also … addressed an argument on appeal, it is because it lacks sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a written opinion. … of Mercer Cnty., 169 N.J. 135, 158 (2001)). Equitable remedies are largely left to the judgment of the trial court and …
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… in place there was illegal and had to be removed. The City complied with plaintiff's opinion, removed the temporary … City Council. This violated the City's established chain of command. Plaintiff, as the City Engineer, was the head of a … was not caused solely by defendants. Plaintiff was insufficiently diligent in pursuing discovery. In light of …
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… d/b/a Meadowlands Hospital Medical Center (MHA), filed a complaint in the Law Division against defendant insurance … Medicaid-based claims fail because its complaint did not sufficiently allege exhaustion of all available administrative remedies. After the court entered an amended confirming order on …
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… I. Plaintiff-wife Victoria Tolstunov filed her divorce complaint in February 2015, after less than seven years of … court entered default after defendant failed to answer the complaint. Rather than enter default judgment as plaintiff … The court granted plaintiff partial summary judgment on the points originally requested in her June 2016 motion, but …
GREGORY R. DUKE, ETC. VS. ALL AMERICAN FORD, INC. NICOLE BARBARINO, ETC. VS. PARAMUS FORD, INC. EDWARD M. GREENBERG, ET AL. VS. MAHWAH SALES AND SERVICE, INC. MARK WALTERS, ETC. VS. DREAM CARS NATIONAL, LLC, ET AL. (L-3010-15, L-2856-15, L-6105-15 AND L-9
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… plaintiffs filed single- count, putative class action complaints. In the fourth, plaintiff pled a putative class … a claim for relief under Section 16, a complaint must "sufficiently allege facts which satisfy three elements." The … clearly established consumer rights and provided remedies for posting or inserting provisions contrary to law." …
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… NO. A-4890-16T1 PHILADELPHIA CONTRIBUTIONSHIP INSURANCE COMPANY, a/s/o DAVID MUNZ, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. RYAN, … matter, plaintiff Philadelphia Contributionship Insurance Company appeals from the April 13, 2017 Law Division order … state of the art such that an expert's testimony could be sufficiently reliable; and (3) the witness must have …
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… of thirteen, but was discharged four months later for non-compliance. After a fact-finding hearing, 2 A Dodd removal … at risk of harm. In May 2013, the court approved DCPP's recommended permanency plan to terminate the parental rights … inaction of their biological parents can constitute injury sufficient to authorize the termination of parental rights." …
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… of Harold. Tiffany and Harold were reunited because she was complying with treatment, but the reunification was … Tiffany physical custody on the condition she remain at and complete the mommy-and- me program and attend a … The determination whether the Division's efforts were sufficient is a fact sensitive inquiry. D.M.H., 161 N.J. at …
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… "wide open." N.C. yelled for defendant's mother, R.P., to come and R.P. took the knife from defendant. Defendant then … hospital told me that I had to call the police for them to come to the house. I was just asking them to talk to a … deference so long as that determination is supported by sufficient credible evidence in the record. . . . [A]nd will …
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… by OSTRER, J.A.D. We reversed dismissal of plaintiffs' complaint under Rule 4:6-2(e) because the Law Division had … (App. Div. Feb. 19, 2015) (Meisels I). Once discovery was completed, defendants obtained dismissal again, this time on … Fox Rothschild LLP.1 We also hold that he presented sufficient evidence to reach a jury on his conversion claim. …
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… property — we affirm the summary judgment dismissal of her complaint. This action's procedural history — to the extent … notice of the dangerous condition under section 59:4-3 a sufficient time prior to the injury to have taken measures to … on her knees constitute permanent disfigurement. She points to photographs of her hand and knees. However, she …
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… she "wasn't able to turn it on." Their mechanic friend recommended a locksmith, who came and unlocked the car, and … of Motor 6 A-0565-16T3 Vehicles to "flip" the title to his company twenty days after the sale that he learned the New … USA, LLC, 183 N.J. 234, 248 (2005)], a loss in value is sufficient to meet the ascertainable loss element. As to the …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-4820-14T2 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF W.T. SVP-687-13. _________________________ … from the June 10, 2015 Law Division judgment involuntarily committing him to the Special Treatment Unit (STU) as a … STU treatment notes, Dr. Harris concluded that W.T. made insufficient progress through treatment to mitigate his risk …
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… She contends the court erred in its imputation of income to her, and violated the bankruptcy stay by ordering … I. The trial court reviewed the facts in detail. It suffices here to highlight the following. In September 2011, … York.16 To the extent not addressed, defendant's remaining points lack sufficient merit to warrant discussion in a …
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… the owner of the vehicle. 3 A-0530-15T1 Plaintiff did not complain of pain, declined an ambulance, and drove home from … active treatment plaintiff received. Dr. Goldenburg also recommended plaintiff visit a pain management doctor, Dr. … omitted). "[S]imply because proofs are undisputed is insufficient in and of itself to warrant the grant of a motion …