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… LLP, attorneys for respondent (Daniel JT McKenna and Christopher N. Tomlin, on the brief). PER CURIAM In this mortgage … A-4011-15T4 July 24, 2014 final judgment and to dismiss the complaint. Finding no merit to defendant's contentions, we … assignment of the mortgage to PHH. PHH filed a foreclosure complaint in October 2013. Defendant was served with the …
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… Deputy Public Defender, of counsel and on the brief). Christopher S. Porrino, Attorney General, attorney for respondent … The judge also found that the search was valid under the community caretaking doctrine. She determined that the … WAS JUSTIFIED BY THE ABANDONED PROPERTY EXCEPTION OR BY THE COMMUNITY CARETAKING EXCEPTION TO THE WARRANT REQUIREMENT. …
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… 1 NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS : SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY … Plaintiff’s vehicle was not an “automobile” required to comply with N.J.S.A. 39:6A-4; (2) Defendant’s statutory bar … by the equitable doctrines of unclean hands, waiver, estoppel, and laches, inasmuch as Plaintiff has been severely …
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… in defendant's house. Plaintiff filed a domestic-violence complaint against defendant on October 21, 2021, alleging … had taken place that day and on October 18, 2021. In the complaint, plaintiff alleged she had been residing in … the accuracy of the information she provided in her complaint. At trial, she testified she had been living in …
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… arrangement modified. Along the way, he has filed dozens of complaints in state and federal court,1 many of them … behavior, and monetary sanctions would likely prove equally futile in light of his indigency status. Consequently, she ordered that his pending or future civil filings in any vicinage be reviewed by the …
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… the police: "he and his family should not have posted those comments and that it was an overreaction."1 Reina told the … school. 1 During the hearing, the court also referenced "comments" made by Reina and his family because the court … are so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant, and reasonably credible evidence as to …
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… we consider the timeliness of plaintiff Simon King's complaint for personal injuries stemming from a motor … denied defendant Renay Tripp's motion to dismiss the complaint but, on reconsideration, vacated its order, … granted defendant's application, and dismissed plaintiff's complaint with prejudice because plaintiff failed to file a …
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… its course and had ended amicably. After six months without communication, defendant contacted plaintiff by phone and … . . . and . . . very odd." Plaintiff testified he was "completely caught off guard" by defendant's communications … they want about you at any point, true or false, so stop worrying . 5) If the vibe is negative, cut it out." 3 …
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… penetrated Amanda with his penis, ignoring her pleas to stop. Damon came out of their mother's room, screaming and … At trial, Amanda identified defendant as the man who committed the crimes against her and her brother. She … underlying felony, but you can also consider an attempt to commit an aggravated sexual assault. But I submit that there …
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… his motion to suppress evidence seized following a traffic stop and a December 9, 2022 judgment of conviction, which was … Kromar was driving a "low profile"1 police vehicle accompanied by junior officer Joshua Manzo. As part of the … body-worn cameras and initiated a stop, with both vehicles coming to rest front-to-back in an adjacent parking lot. The …
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… a significant issue during their divorce was their incomes. Relevant to plaintiff's alimony obligation, in … amount is being paid without prejudice to both parties' future rights/arguments. The parties have agreed to an … child support and alimony will be modified depending upon future circumstances at the six-month review. Paragraph …
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… 089278 FILED JUN 24 20~ ~d~ IN RE SUPREME COURT ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS OPINION NO. 745 i ON … 6 Committee Opinions Advisory Comm. on Prof. Ethics Op. 745 … attorneys from its purview. The ACPE does not refute in a meaningful way the contention that because the …
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… an orthopedic surgeon who diagnosed her with a host of maladies including left-side and left leg sciatica, … aggravated her previous injury from 2018 that had not completely healed. The doctor ultimately concluded … Administrative Law. At the hearing, the parties presented competing expert testimony as to the extent and permanency …
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… treatments, her return to work, and two prior workers' compensation claims. In further support, petitioner called … caused an exacerbation of the underlying arthritis." In a comprehensive September 26, 2023 written decision, the ALJ … weeks after the injury, Dr. Marczyk's preoperative and postoperative diagnoses, and further explained Dr. Marczyk's …
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… court properly granted summary judgment dismissing the complaint, as the MIA restricts recovery to plaintiffs who … the time it was remanded and also back in the fall, we've come to this resolution in order to have some measure of … subsequently 9 A-0875-23 imprisoned by according them remedies over and above those already existing[.]" Watson v. …
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… On February 19, 2021, the Association filed a five-count complaint against defendant to recover the unpaid fees under … of good faith and fair dealing; and (5) promissory estoppel. The Association sought $201,837.63 in damages; … counsel[,] and litigants should not be taken up by such a futile proceeding." Guillaume, 209 N.J. at 469 (quoting …
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… privacy given our discussion about defendant's purported income as reported in part in his Family Case Information … of the mediation fee, citing defendant's decision to stop paying her alimony. The judge conducted a two-day … A-3987-22 intimate in June or July of 2022. Regarding her income, plaintiff testified she had been unemployed and …
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… CDS. In exchange for the guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend a six-year term of imprisonment, with a three-year … to distribute a [CDS]. As a result, the Prosecutor will recommend you be sentenced to a term of six years New Jersey … by pleading guilty here today, you are admitting that you committed the crime charged in count 11 of [the] indictment …
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… TDJP Properties, LLC's (TDJP) motion to dismiss Adar's complaint for failure to state a claim. We affirm. These … has long recognized "two competing public policy goals" embodied in the New Jersey Tax Sale Law (TSL), N.J.S.A. 54:5-1 … filed a supplemental letter, pursuant to Rule 2:6-11(d), refuting the application of Tyler. 8 A-1727-22 Super. at 455. …
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… any person owning, keeping or harboring the same shall be accompanied by a person capable of controlling said dog and … the violations and "the need to deter this conduct in the future." 6 A-0507-23 Defendant appealed his conviction to … effective measures to 12 A-0507-23 restrain them in the future. He was on notice, as a repeat violator, that he …