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… pendens filed by Wells Fargo; and dismiss the foreclosure complaint. We affirm. We derive the following facts from the … in default on the mortgage. Wells Fargo filed a foreclosure complaint on June 17, 2014 and recorded a notice of lis … judge noted, however, that the parties "will have their remedies against the title company in due course, as they choose …
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… Ibid. The statute is designed "to deter individuals from committing firearm-related crimes." State v. Benjamin, 228 … 2C:43-6.2 (emphasis added).] A prosecutor's discretion to recommend a Graves Act waiver to the court is guided by an … defendant arrived unexpectedly at defendant's house, accompanied by two other men. Defendant's wife spoke with the …
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… distribution. In exchange, the State agreed to recommend that defendant be sentenced to a four-year term of … consequences of his plea, defendant certified that he communicated to his defense attorney that he "was not a … probability" that the deficient performance affected the outcome of trial. Id. at 60-61 (quoting Strickland, 466 U.S. at …
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… TRIAL COURT FOR A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER [PLAINTIFF] WAS COMPETENT TO PROCEED TO TRIAL AND WHETHER HER TRIAL COUNSEL … the questions." After telling plaintiff, "if you feel there comes a point in time where you're laboring under some … let [your counsel] know and we'll deal with it when it comes up. But today is the day. It's an old case, today is …
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… appeal from a March 1, 2019 order, dismissing their complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. We affirm. By way of … of the Governing Body for the removal of Henshaw shall become effective six months after adoption by the Governing … date of the resignation unless agreed upon by the Mayor and Committee. 3 A-3324-18T3 In September 2018, Henshaw and the …
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… In May 2013, Bittner was appointed by the City's Board of Commissioners as the City's solicitor under a professional … required the solicitor "be appointed by the board of commissioners for a term of one year" and stated the … According to Bittner, on September 3, 2013, the City's Commissioner of Public Affairs and Public Policy, who …
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… "MISTAKE" IS SOLELY THE RESULT OF CMI & ITS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY'S NEGLIGENCE. POINT II [US BANK]'S REQUEST FOR … interest. These undisputed facts render the equitable remedies moot. But under the facts of this case, equity provides … re Estate of Hoffman, 63 N.J. 69, 77 (1973). Equitable remedies are flexible in that judges have "broad discretionary …
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… to defendant, after his treatment was 3 A-3884-19T4 completed in 2016, he continued to suffer from shortness of … denying defendant's motion and set forth his reasons in a comprehensive oral decision that was placed on the record on … the judge considered the seriousness of the weapons offense committed by defendant, the fact that it was his second time …
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… counterclaimed against plaintiff, and filed a third-party complaint against Hays in September 2018. 3 A-3442-18T2 On … claiming a recovery on the counterclaim and third-party complaint would exceed the jurisdiction of the Special Civil … and received an adjournment of the trial date to accommodate the pending motion to transfer. A second trial …
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… Division's order granting summary judgment dismissal of her complaint alleging she fell and injured herself due to a … determined that because the property was not being used for commercial purposes, defendants had no duty to maintain the … the trial court erred in determining the property was not commercial because the property was a non-owner occupied …
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… his matrimonial case. We affirm. Plaintiff filed his first complaint for divorce in Middlesex County in February 2015. According to defendant, that complaint was dismissed in September 2015. A few months later, plaintiff filed a second complaint for divorce, this time in Essex County. Defendant …
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… any Confidential Information[1] to anyone outside the Company,[2] either during or subsequent to [their] … . any employee, consultant, referral source or agent of the Company . . . to alter or 1 "Confidential Information" was … products services, customer lists and customers of the Company (including but not limited to, customers of the …
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… Upon his release from the hospital, the attending doctors recommended D.P. receive outpatient mental health therapy … support of D.P.'s application. 4 A-0545-19 been confined or committed to a mental institution or hospital for treatment … D.P. answered "No" to both questions. D.P. submitted the completed application to the Saddle River Police Department. …
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… marriage, and potentially misrepresenting his A-1784-19 3 income and assets. Plaintiff also disclosed to Mr. Celli the … parties' financial arrangements, lifestyles, assets, and income. Specifically, plaintiff disclosed the parties' … access is outweighed by the interest in nondisclosure. Keddie v. Rutgers, 148 N.J. 36, 54 (1997). Here, the motion …
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… an order that vacated a default judgment and dismissed its complaint – presents some unusual circumstances and conflicting equities. Plaintiff filed its complaint to collect a debt in July 2009 and, when defendant … Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1692 – 1692p, because it failed to commence the suit "within four years after the cause of …
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… regulations promulgated pursuant to the United States Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, … v. Lee, 452 N.J. Super. 198 (App. Div. 2017) does not compel a different conclusion. In that case, an inmate filed … from Schedule I to Schedule IV in light of the New Jersey Compassionate Use Medical Marijuana Act. Id. at 200. The …
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… after the court ruled on the initial motion to dismiss the complaint and compel arbitration. Therefore, defendants could not 3 The … (App. Div. 2021), denied defendants' motion to dismiss the complaint and compel arbitration. Defendants moved for …
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… defaulted on the note. In March 2016, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendants for nonpayment of legal fees … representing plaintiff boasted he could influence the outcome of the case, as he was married to a judge in the … defendants' claim that their settlement position was communicated to plaintiff. She also stated, "based on this …
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… deadline or counsel's inattention or administrative shortcomings do not constitute extraordinary circumstances." … The motion judge did not abuse his discretion because the combination of the pandemic and plaintiff's counsel's … at 152-53. But here, plaintiff provided the explanation—the combination of her counsel's mother's illness and passing, …
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… order denying her motion to reinstate her personal injury complaint against defendant Sabrina C. Pinckney. She also … 2012, and unsuccessfully attempted to serve her with the complaint in September 2012. The process server noted that … 15, 2020, exactly seven years after the dismissal of the complaint and after plaintiff had obtained an apartment …