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… fell. Because defendants did not have a contractual or common law duty to maintain the location where plaintiff … herein. Lessee shall, at his own expense and at all times, maintain the premises in good and safe condition, … under the definition of common areas." The photographs support the court's finding. Plaintiff was walking on the …
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… Zakeer Roberts, Christian Nova and Mario Ferreira committed a home invasion and armed robbery of a Bergenfield … a Bergen County indictment with second-degree conspiracy to commit armed burglary, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2, :18- 2 (count one); … affirmed. Defendant filed a verified petition for PCR and supporting certification dated May 13, 2022, stamped …
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… on the property did not occur, plaintiff filed a verified complaint and an order to show cause on June 3 to compel the sale. On June 9, the Chancery Division entered an … merit. We note appellant cites no legal authority to support her contention that the court was required to 15 …
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… Since that time, the admissibility of the interview has become a critical issue on appeal. For the reasons that … intended. 5 A-0931-20 walk down Lexington Avenue in the opposite direction with a bag in hand and turn into the front … In his main brief, defendant cites thirteen reasons in support of this argument including, among other things, 3 …
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… the State presented testimony about Child Sex Abuse Accommodation Syndrome (CSAAS) from Susan Esquilin, Ph.D., who … qualifications or to the reliability of the social science supporting her opinions based on CSAAS. On direct appeal, … not requesting a stay of the direct appeal pending the outcome of the Supreme Court's disposition of the then- pending …
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… Chief of Police of the City of Clifton Police Department, JAMES ANZALDI, individually and in his official capacities as … application for a protective order regarding a report it commissioned to investigate allegations of discrimination … defendant did not intend to rely on them in discovery or to support its affirmative defenses. The court ordered Palma to …
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… affirm. Plaintiff sought an annulment, alleging defendant committed fraud based on misrepresentations before, during, … 2019, plaintiff and defendant met through a dating website. In her dating profile, defendant described herself as … failed to meet his burden of proving fraud sufficient to support an annulment of the marriage. 3 A-3448-23 defendant …
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… of Umstead. The jury convicted defendant of all charged crimes except first-degree murder (count one) and attempted … prong is particularly demanding and requires "[t]he error committed . . . be so serious as to undermine the court's … hearing only if he or she establishes a prima facie case in support of PCR, “material issues of disputed fact cannot be …
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… Plaintiff described the happening of the accident and her complaints to the emergency department 3 A-3033-23 … she had a second injection in November. Dr. Kubeck also recommended chiropractic treatment. Plaintiff testified she … There was no medical evidence presented in the case to support the aggravation charge. The court properly denied …
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… O'Reilly argued the cause for appellant (Law Offices of James Vasquez, PC, attorneys; James Vasquez and Paul F. … Jorge Inoa-Tejada and City of Perth Amboy dismissing her complaint. The court determined plaintiff failed to meet the … her son live with her lifelong friend who is financially supporting them. Plaintiff stated her son helps her with …
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… in the first PCR court's decision there was no evidence to support defendant's argument his trial counsel failed to … the additional evidence probably would have affected the outcome, regardless of whether it is characterized as … second prong, "new evidence must have been discovered after completion of trial and must not have been discoverable …
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… dish holders and stands for buffet dishes, used by catering companies and restaurants. Plaintiff Robert Skvorecz owned … According to Rork, he met with Skvorecz two to three times a year to maintain their business and personal … a special relationship. Therefore, plaintiffs could not support their claims of a breach of fiduciary duty. 10 …
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… from damaging, defacing, or obstructing the apartment complex, or any part thereof. In 2016, Vance filed a … struck your apartment door with your cane, multiple times, damaging the metal door causing substantial damage. At … 182 (2013). Factual findings "are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… defendant appeals an interlocutory Law Division order compelling reciprocal discovery pursuant to Rule … 3 Because defendant and Zay share the same first and last names, we use the witnesses' nicknames to avoid confusion. 4 … sustain [the trial court's] decision, provided it is supported by credible evidence in the record.'" Id. at 522 …
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… appeals from the July 23, 2021 order dismissing her complaint against her former school and its employees, as … was twenty-two, she filed a lawsuit against her teacher James Darden; his employer the Teaneck Board of Education … nothing to stop it. Unsurprisingly, the same evidence would support both actions as well. This would include the same …
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… Somerville Senior Citizen Housing, Inc.'s 153-unit housing complex, under section eight regulations promulgated by the … their income; 2) Scott signed a release relinquishing future claims to the property in the event Betty quits … that findings by a trial court are binding on appeal when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… Center) and the State of New Jersey, dismissing his complaint with prejudice. We affirm. We take the following … inferences drawn from that evidence." Est. of Narleski v. Gomes, 244 N.J. 199, 205 (2020) (quoting Gormley v. Wood-El, … pursuant to 13 A-2165-21 N.J.S.A. 59:4-8. The facts in support of finding immunity in this case are even more …
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… Lily Lupo and Randi Lupo share a last name, we use first names to avoid confusion. In doing so, we mean no disrespect. … were going to take D.E. back. The next day, Randi filed a complaint in the Monmouth County Family Part seeking … party. We defer to the trial court's findings of fact "when supported by adequate, substantial, credible evidence." …
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… defendant appeals an interlocutory Law Division order compelling reciprocal discovery pursuant to Rule … 3 Because defendant and Zay share the same first and last names, we use the witnesses' nicknames to avoid confusion. 4 … sustain [the trial court's] decision, provided it is supported by credible evidence in the record.'" Id. at 522 …
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… additional delays associated with the COVID-19 pandemic in completing the trial.2 1 The Law Division court noted, … 1, 2021. Judge Michael A. Guadagno issued a thorough and comprehensive opinion, discussed more fully below, finding … Law Division. The courts made specific findings which are supported by the record. We discern no basis to disturb …