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… had admitted that just over $26,000 of the seized funds had come from legal sources. Initially, the trial court granted … was seized. Specifically, $436,845.86 was seized from one bank account, $382,398.14 was seized from another … Bovery contended that the $124,000 contained some money that had been derived from legal sources. After seizing …
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… on the floor. There was no food in the refrigerator, and none for the baby. The officer observed open containers of … 7 A-4966-17T2 filed an order to show cause and verified complaint against Carol and Forest, seeking a finding of … supplies, the dirty condition of the apartment could be remedied as evidenced by its condition when Carol was in jail. …
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… would help provide oversight of its patients and assist in compliance with drug regimes. It also suggested an in- house … treatment or a procedure that is provided at the practitioner's medical office and for which a bill is issued … examination and diagnosis as well as application of remedies." Kemp, 147 N.J. at 300-01. In contrast, pharmacies are …
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… CO., INC., and NEW JERSEY MANUFACTURERS INSURANCE COMPANY a/k/a NJM INSURANCE GROUP, Defendants-Respondents, … snow removal. All snowplowing and removal of snow will be done in a safe and good workmanlike manner and in accordance … (umbrella) policy providing $5,000,000 in coverage for any one occurrence. The Services Agreement also provided that …
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… for the ACA Medicaid plan if they fall within a certain income range, are not eligible for minimum essential health … taken together, supported an exercise of the Commissioner's discretion under N.J.S.A. 30:4D-7(l).6 The Director … 6 N.J.S.A. 30:4D-7(l) reads in pertinent part, "the commissioner is further authorized and empowered, at such times as …
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… well as MGM's motion seeking a determination that she had become a psychological parent of Bob. In addition to hearing … weeks in the summer" and permitted her to "initiate a phone call or other electronic communication on a … for a residence assessment and sounded drunk on the phone. At the conclusion of the hearing, the judge ruled: …
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… 2018 and February 16, 2018 orders dismissing plaintiff's complaint and motion for reconsideration for the court to … arrived to pick up her personal items, it demanded more money than the parties had originally agreed upon. Nonetheless, Best 3 A-4480-17 Choice transported plaintiff's …
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… executed a $404,700 promissory note to Ameriquest Mortgage Company (Ameriquest). As security for repayment, defendants … assignment was duly recorded. In addition to the aforementioned assignments, the summary judgment record established … transfer" occurred on October 28, 2014. The aforementioned transfers by 4 A-2570-19 Bayview Loan are hereinafter …
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… agreement (Agreement). The Agreement included non-competition and non-solicitation provisions that applied … did so and she later received two licenses in the mail – one listed Tran's name, the other listed Ortiz. Defendants' … transaction between us and because I refused to loan him money." The Chancery Division judge issued an oral decision …
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… order granting the summary judgment dismissal of his complaint against defendants Marc A. Cohen, M.D., and Dr. … Dr. Cohen." Plaintiff asserted he did not consent to a "bone graft and insertion of a cage" in his spine. In essence, … authority imposing a filing deadline. See id. at 447. Nonetheless, under certain circumstances, courts can reject …
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… NEW JERSEY TRUCK SERVICES, Defendants, and THE ANDOVER COMPANIES, and MERRIMACK MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., … excavator on the property on August 23, 2016. However, when one of plaintiffs' employees went to the lot on September 8, … approximately three weeks earlier. Plaintiffs still owed money to the Cutruzzulas for the transportation costs. …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Haekyoung Suh in her comprehensive sixty-five-page opinion. I. The evidence was … Notwithstanding the results of John's paternity test, none of the parties requested the court to enter an order of … a low frustration tolerance and expected strict obedience of children. Dr. Swanson concluded to a reasonable …
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… defendant pays twenty-five percent of her adjusted annual income as her share of the rent. The balance of the rent is … and requested a warrant of removal. In response to a phone call from defendant, the landlord advised defendant by … charges were owed by defendant. Although defendant mentioned that she had a rent subsidy, the judge affirmed the …
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… contact the Medicaid office on numerous occasions via telephone, email, and facsimile to provide information and ask … and Health Services (Director). Egg Harbor filed a complaint in the Law Division to recover the approximately … regular contact with Egg Harbor by email and telephone" and that the contact was "presumably related to …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS … two years after plaintiff filed its 2014 appeal, more than one year after plaintiff filed its 2015 appeal, and thirteen … R. 4:33-2 provides that: Upon timely application anyone may be permitted to intervene in an action if the claim …
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… conducting a bench trial, dismissed with prejudice the complaint as to defendant Thomas G. Huffman. We affirm. I. … of Frank's Check Cashing, Inc. (FCCI). FCCI is a "money service business" that cashes "checks, Western Union, … by a fallen tree limb. On July 7, 2019, Huffman gave someone from Woods a check numbered 1527 from his Bank of …
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… relief may be granted and, if not, whether his amended complaint should be dismissed or whether he should be given … from Quest "that may not have been 3 A-2115-21 ordered by one or more of his treating prescribers." Plaintiff offered … and in now arguing that the denial of its motion was erroneous, Quest argues that plaintiff's allegations are …
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… the instruction. The Court also considers whether, as recommended by the Appellate Division, trial courts should be … use the syringe as a weapon, had previously “assaulted anyone with a syringe[,] or had ever explicitly threatened to … and self- defense. Id. at 301. The Appellate Division reasoned that the new procedural rule was essential “to avoid …
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… NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS IRIDA KIMCA, DERRICK SAMPSON, BRITTANY … causes, they cannot be completely avoided in the ingredients that are the basis for baby foods. The FDA routinely … and potential poor health results. The FDA also cautioned that home-made baby food is unlikely to reduce …
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… in the Bronx. Defendant was the sole shareholder in the company, and managed the store's daily operations. Plaintiff … From this amount, plaintiff alleged that defendant siphoned off $126,733 for his own purposes. As part of her … in equitable distribution. Plaintiff was not questioned about the family's monthly bills on direct examination. …