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… the "BN6" inscriptions on each of the strips, as "BN6" is a common inscription used to identify the amount of … Davila was charged with two offenses: "attempting to commit, aiding another person to commit or making plans to commit" "possession or …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1544-17T1 ZVI E. SELLA, Complainant-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. … and Whipple. On appeal from the New Jersey Real Estate Commission, Department of Banking and Insurance. Zvi E. …
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… that award, denying plaintiff summary judgment, and compelling the parties to arbitrate in accordance with their … disputes those claims, contending that plaintiff never completed the work entitling it to the full lump sum and … land it does not own. In February 2017, plaintiff filed a complaint in the Law Division seeking to enforce its lien. …
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… Division order denying its motion to dismiss plaintiffs' complaint for filing a late tort claim notice and granting … in turn, filed a Rule 4:6-1 motion to dismiss the complaint contending it was barred due to plaintiffs' … legal sufficiency of the facts alleged on the face of the complaint." Green v. Morgan Props., 215 N.J. 431, 451 (2013) …
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… Judges Reisner and Gilson. On appeal from the Department of Community Affairs. Steven S. Glickman, attorney for … decision by the Division of Fire Safety, Department of Community Affairs (DCA), which required the City to submit a Local Fire Mutual Aid Plan (Aid Plan) compliant with the Fire Service Resource Emergency …
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… steady long- standing deterioration,' is unsupported by any competent evidence in the record" and would require … where the sinkhole developed, plaintiffs failed to present competent evidence showing an inspection or repair of that … of the sinkhole. Finding that plaintiffs offered no competent evidence to support their claim of constructive …
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… testified that prior to the June 25 incident, defendant committed acts of domestic violence against her, such as … in fear." 3 A-5378-18T2 When defendant testified, he too, complained about plaintiff having perpetrated acts of … to drop her stuff off to her." In response to plaintiff's complaints that defendant had stalked her and driven by her …
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… appeals the summary judgment dismissal of her third amended complaint. The complaint alleged six causes of action: common law wrongful discharge (count one); constructive …
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… Judge Michael E. Hubner entered the order and rendered a comprehensive written opinion. On appeal, defendant argues: … defendant has established a prima facie claim. State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. 451, 462-63 (1992). We review a court's … or omissions "were outside the wide range of professionally competent assistance." Id. at 690. This requires a showing …
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… ______________________________ 1 The insurance company defendant was incorrectly identified in the complaint. The correct designation for this defendant is Nautilus Insurance Company. NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE …
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… J.H., thereby rendering moot F.F.'s appeal. For the sake of completion, we nonetheless briefly address F.F.'s … for ease of reference. 3 A-1548-19T2 and their grandfather commenced in August 2018 and eventually included overnight … stays. Beginning in October 2018, however, F.F. repeatedly complained to the Division's local office manager that the …
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… or on his phone while her phone was ringing with his number coming up across the street. . . . . . . . She sees him … and she has a conversation with him where he starts making comments to her. Clearly, a communication. Clearly, in violation of the restraining …
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… $108 per week in child support. Plaintiff's gross weekly income was calculated at $770, while defendant's gross weekly income was calculated at $1050. Thereafter the weekly child … as the supporting documentation all reflect the OCBSS's recommendation to increase child support. 3 A-0973-15T3 a …
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… the Burlington County plea agreement, the State agreed to recommend a seven-year sentence, with three and one-half years … on the basis of defendant's assertions. See State v. Preciose, 129 N.J. 451, 459-60 (1992) (requiring evidentiary …
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… possession for an unlawful purpose, in exchange for a recommended sentence of six years, with a three year parole … were "unpersuasive." The judge also found no legally competent evidence that Lane or O'Reilly could have gotten … L. Ed. 2d 284, 297 (2010). We infer no view as to the outcome of the evidentiary hearing. We only decide that …
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… it still didn't explain how he was in the apartment in the complex, telling, supposedly, some of the witnesses . . . … noted that defendant could not name the people who accompanied him to and from the nightclub he allegedly … defendant failed to meet his obligation to present, through competent evidence, what an investigation would have …
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… and a valid assignment of mortgage at the time it filed the complaint. He argues that only Freddie Mac had standing to … mortgage borrowers. United States Securities and Exchange Commission, Form 10-K, "Federal Home Loan Mortgage … initiated by CONA, F-003445-11, because CONA failed to comply with the court- ordered deposition of an employee who …
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… and Smith. On appeal from the New Jersey Civil Service Commission, Docket No. 2018-3228. The Anthony Pope Law Firm, … General, attorney for respondent New Jersey Civil Service Commission (Jonathan S. Sussman, on the statement in lieu of … employment after an administrative hearing for conduct unbecoming an employee, among other disciplinary charges. The …
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… Act, N.J.S.A. 2C:25-17 to -35. The judge issued an accompanying written order. This appeal ensued. "In our review … are '"so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … proven, by a preponderance of the evidence, that defendant committed one of the predicate acts referenced in N.J.S.A. …
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… expert, Dr. Carolina Mendez, Ph.D. Dr. Mendez recommended termination of the father's parental rights, … mental illness, persisting substance abuse problems, and noncompliance with treatment regimens indicated he would be … unlikely to change in the immediate future. The judge heard competing testimony from a psychological expert, Dr. Andrew …