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… tear to her patellar tendon. Plaintiff filed a seven-count complaint, which she later amended, alleging defendants … his accompanying oral decision, the judge 8 A-1794-19 reasoned nothing presented in plaintiff's motion "convince[d … stood nearby and there was "some question as to whether [one employee] had her hand on [the] plaintiff's back." Id. …
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… found that he understood the risks he was taking and was competent to represent himself. At trial, however, defendant … securities filings, N.J.S.A. 49:3-54 and 2C:2-6; and money laundering, N.J.S.A. 2C:21-25(b)(1) and 2C:2-6. … hearing on defendant's request. The judge extensively questioned defendant, who testified that he had no learning …
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… of which [he] is not aware and those not specifically mentioned in [the] release."3 The release also covered any claim … single surcharge in the amount of $333.75 against Richard. One surcharge, in the amount of $2,831.91, was imposed on … attention." Id. at 9. And we explained "[t]he parties completely prepared themselves for trial," and the co- …
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… parenting time with their three children on Easter Sundays commencing in 2020 and permitting plaintiff to "educate the … the "designation[s] [are] not intended to confer on one parent any additional legal rights" beyond authorizing … notice of motion stated he moved for an order permitting one of the twins and the youngest child's enrollment in …
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… or availability of material[,] whichever is later" to complete the project, the forty-five day timeframe was a … Rather than sign the document, defendants 1 We round all monetary amounts to the nearest dollar. 3 A-5810-17T4 … at trial that it "allowed certain things . . . to be done as a courtesy to kind of compensate . . . for the time …
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… review and applicable law, we affirm. In his interpleader complaint, filed July 12, 2016, Webb alleged he had … account. Webb's complaint alleged "these funds are due to one or more of the [d]efendants, but each party's … to interplead any claims they had to the funds and exonerating him from any liability concerning the funds. PCE …
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… education, such dispute may be submitted to a [c]ourt of competent jurisdiction. Additionally, the MSA addressed … did not expect defendant to continue working were erroneous because the MSA permits a termination of alimony only … that, if unrebutted, would sustain a judgement in the proponent's favor." Baures v. Lewis, 167 N.J. 91, 118 (2001). …
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… 28, 2016 order of the Special Civil Part dismissing their complaint for damages arising from their purchase of a used … later, on June 13, 2014, Eugene purchased the car with money from Cynthia, his mother. Cynthia intended to have her … the nature of his finding is unclear. No repairs were done to the vehicle at that time. Plaintiffs were charged …
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… the cause for respondent Thomas DiDonato (Perskie, Mairone, Brog, Barrera & Baylinson, PC, attorneys; Christopher … street owned by the Association. By a vote of eight to one, the Board determined it lacked jurisdiction to hear the … took steps to dedicate Harbor Cove Drive to the City. To accomplish the dedication of Harbor Cove Drive, the …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3236-16T5 IN THE MATTER OF THE CIVIL COMMITMENT OF N.W., SVP-279-02. ______________________ … sex offense charges were ultimately dismissed. 2 MAP, a component of the clinical treatment program at the STU that … N.W.'s history of abuse resulted in him feeling that no one "cared about him," and, in turn, "he did[] [not] really …
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… corrective conference, and restoring the three days of lost compensation, finding Newark had not carried its burden of … claiming employees of a contractor, who should have done the pick-ups, were not doing their job. Newark contended … as acts of violence, criminal intent, and bodily harm, none of which require progressive discipline. Unlike …
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… inadequate findings under N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23j(3), and by erroneously considering assets he received as part of the … a cross-motion. She sought to sanction defendant until he complied with the court's prior order by providing proof … omissions were that defendant had inherited two properties. One was a condominium on a golf course in Virginia. The …
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… turned into the southbound lane, placing her head-on with oncoming traffic. Another vehicle flashed its high beams to … field sobriety testing (FST). In response, defendant questioned why she needed to exit her vehicle and expressed 4 … At the station, defendant said she consumed only one glass of wine. According to Officer Rothrock, his first …
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… to question her. Defendant then said he did not want anyone else involved and would consent to a search of the home. … defendant had a foot injury and thus did not want to accompany officers to his third-floor apartment, he provided … SUV IN THE ROAD ALONGSIDE HIS PARKED VEHICLE AND QUESTIONED HIM WHILE SHINING FLASHLIGHTS AT HIM. B. OFFICERS …
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… STOH; CAPE MAY COUNTY CWA; BARRY N. LOZUKE, and WEAVER OIL COMPANY, Defendants, and PETER MARKER a/k/a PETE MARKER,1 1 … II. On appeal, plaintiff argues the final judgment was erroneously vacated because defendant was Ronald's step-son, … is [generally] void." Id. at 462 (citing Garza v. Paone, 44 N.J. Super. 553 (App. Div. 1957)). "A default …
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… next to the victim were also 9mm. The police questioned defendant at the police station, where he confessed to … killing. While court-ordered evaluations found defendant competent to stand trial, they also indicated defendant … considered in the totality of the circumstances analysis, alone it is not determinative." In his written opinion, the …
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… ended. Approximately eight minutes later, the interview recommenced and the following colloquy ensued: DETECTIVE: Okay … . . and answer some of our questions, is that your choice alone? DEFENDANT: That is my choice alone. DETECTIVE: Did we force you in any kind of way to go …
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… order dismissing his claims with prejudice for failure to comply with a court order per Rule 4:37-2(a). We affirm. We … with Dr. Ronald Markizon. Trang retained Mark Abruzzo, one of three attorneys referred to him by Kalogredis, as his … for Dr. Trang, the deposition of Mr. Abruzzo has not gone forth. The [c]ourt is very discouraged by this. 2 The …
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… E. Wentz and Carolyn G. Labin, on the briefs). Kelli M. Martone argued the cause for respondent (Kearney & Martone, PC, attorneys, Kelli M. Martone, on the brief). PER … At the time of their divorce, the parties entered into a comprehensive Property Settlement Agreement (PSA) that …
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… EDWARD MILLER, NJ TRANSIT CORP., JOSEPH VEGA, and AMERICAN COMMERCE INSURANCE CO., Defendants. … filed with the NJTD, and that neither the NJTD nor NJT had done anything to mislead plaintiff with regard to the filing … 2012) (quoting Rezem Family Assocs. LP v. Borough of Millstone, 423 N.J. Super. 103, 114 (App. Div. 2011)). In …