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… any witnesses testified, the judge instructed the jury to "pay careful attention to all of the testimony." The judge … of juror number twelve. If a party alleges a juror is not paying attention, or cannot pay attention, and "[i]f the judge did not personally …
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… conditions. While employed, Reynolds was never promised a pay increase nor was she promised full-time employment. In … employee's frustration caused by not receiving an expected pay raise does not constitute good cause within the … contractual agreement with the Borough entitling her to a pay raise. Instead, Reynolds requested a change in her …
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… facilities for owners' use. However, after Maida ceased paying dues in 1993, the Club decided no longer to tolerate … Maida's membership in 1994 soon after she stopped paying dues, the Club waited until 2013 to notify her she was a trespasser. The Club gave her a choice: pay up, or it would remove the part of the dock that …
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… things, the financial agreements require plaintiffs to pay the City an “annual service charge” in lieu of property … consideration of the tax exemption, the Entity shall make payment to the City of an amount equal to the greater of: … Period.” In addition, both agreements require plaintiffs to pay any excess net profits to defendant. And both include …
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… suspended from his duties as a police officer without pay.1 The preliminary notice identified several events as … Department to (1) rescind his temporary suspension without pay; (2) return him to the payroll with back pay and benefits; and (3) rescind the …
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… the consecutive sentences, and failed to hold an ability to pay hearing prior to imposing restitution. Our deferential … erred in imposing restitution without holding an ability to pay hearing. Restitution must be ordered under N.J.S.A. … victim, suffered a loss; and (2) The defendant is able to pay or, given a fair opportunity, will be able to pay …
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… court was delivered by ACCURSO, P.J.A.D. This is a Prompt Payment Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:30A-1 to -2 dispute which defendant … Company, Inc.'s claim for $176,079.87 in unpaid progress payments and change orders time-barred, based on Wyncrest's … the work. Wyncrest's argument is that each progress payment due under the AIA agreement had its own six-year …
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… complaint seeking a declaration that Twin and Utica should pay the lost business income and extra expenses they … Income provision states in pertinent part that Twin will "pay for the actual loss of Business Income [plaintiffs] … Expense provision states in pertinent part that Twin "will pay reasonable and necessary Extra Expense [plaintiffs] …
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… Mary. However, the October 28, 2022 order directed the payment of the awarded fees and costs after Elizabeth's payment of the full judgment amount in favor of Claire and … remand the portion of the October 28, 2022 order requiring payment of Mary's legal fees, accountant's fees, and costs …
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… of equity as set forth" in the PSA, "the support payable to [defendant] shall provide both parties with the … the current lifestyle." 3 A-1743-16T2 Plaintiff agreed to pay defendant $4000 per month in permanent alimony, based on … . per year." The parties further agreed plaintiff's alimony payments would terminate upon the death of either party, …
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… the parties heavily disputed defendant's "obligation to pay alimony both as to the amount and duration." However, … has agreed to accept and [defendant] has agreed to pay irrevocable and non-modifiable limited duration … regarding his claim that he is now disabled and unable to pay his alimony obligation." The court concluded that …
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… No Early Release Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, and ordered to pay restitution. Because the trial court did not err in … co-defendants went to Prospect Village because they wanted "payback" for a friend who had been killed. Defendant stated … he executed, defendant acknowledged he was aware he "must pay restitution if the court finds there is a victim who has …
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… by plaintiff, Scott Dickerson (“Mr. Dickerson”), to compel payment of interest from the defendant municipality Town of … the terms of the stipulation of settlement by failing to pay Mr. Dickerson the tax refund no later than June 1, 2019. … pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:3-27.2, having been waived by taxpayer, shall not be paid provided the tax refund is paid …
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… local property tax assessment as the tenant responsible for payment of property taxes, pursuant to our Supreme Court’s interpretation of an aggrieved taxpayer under N.J.S.A. 54:3-21. Village Supermarkets, Inc. v. … any provision was violated. The operator is required to pay an annually increasing base payment with 6 The subject …
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… the litigation would resume. In addition, BMS/Sanofi would pay Apotex $60 million (the "break-up fee") if Regulatory … to seek Regulatory Clearance, it would make additional payments to Apotex if Regulatory Denial thereafter occurred. … fee to be paid by Sanofi/BMS "was in the nature of a pay to delay, which the [FTC] had consistently been …
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… No Early Release Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:43-7.2, and ordered to pay restitution. Because the trial court did not err in … co-defendants went to Prospect Village because they wanted "payback" for a friend who had been killed. Defendant stated … he executed, defendant acknowledged he was aware he "must pay restitution if the court finds there is a victim who has …
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… the litigation would resume. In addition, BMS/Sanofi would pay Apotex $60 million (the "break-up fee") if Regulatory … to seek Regulatory Clearance, it would make additional payments to Apotex if Regulatory Denial thereafter occurred. … fee to be paid by Sanofi/BMS "was in the nature of a pay to delay, which the [FTC] had consistently been …
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… of equity as set forth" in the PSA, "the support payable to [defendant] shall provide both parties with the … the current lifestyle." 3 A-1743-16T2 Plaintiff agreed to pay defendant $4000 per month in permanent alimony, based on … . per year." The parties further agreed plaintiff's alimony payments would terminate upon the death of either party, …
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… the parties heavily disputed defendant's "obligation to pay alimony both as to the amount and duration." However, … has agreed to accept and [defendant] has agreed to pay irrevocable and non-modifiable limited duration … regarding his claim that he is now disabled and unable to pay his alimony obligation." The court concluded that …
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… by plaintiff, Scott Dickerson (“Mr. Dickerson”), to compel payment of interest from the defendant municipality Town of … the terms of the stipulation of settlement by failing to pay Mr. Dickerson the tax refund no later than June 1, 2019. … pursuant to N.J.S.A. 54:3-27.2, having been waived by taxpayer, shall not be paid provided the tax refund is paid …