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… why the mailbox was broken, and he requested that she come inside the apartment. He then started calling her a … a history of domestic violence. In that regard, the court credited plaintiff's testimony that defendant had threatened … findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [we are] convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… job was terminated, effective May 9, 2013, for conduct unbecoming a public employee, in light of his attempt to misuse … contributions were made on his behalf, appellant had credited PFRS service of twenty years, four months. … 43:16A-7. Typically, ordinary disability benefits are less generous than accidental disability benefits. See …
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… wrongdoing by her son and testified that plaintiff had become upset and had struck her son at which point she … that plaintiff needed a restraining order because the judge credited plaintiff's testimony that she was fearful that … findings and legal conclusions of the trial [court] unless we are convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… as set forth in the judge's thorough written decision accompanying the orders. Briefly stated, the parties were … other things, ordered defendant to pay plaintiff 40% of her credit card debt and decided which cars each party could … on support are discretionary and should not be overturned unless the trial court has abused its discretion, failed to …
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… wrongdoing by her son and testified that plaintiff had become upset and had struck her son at which point she … that plaintiff needed a restraining order because the judge credited plaintiff's testimony that she was fearful that … findings and legal conclusions of the trial [court] unless we are convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… job was terminated, effective May 9, 2013, for conduct unbecoming a public employee, in light of his attempt to misuse … contributions were made on his behalf, appellant had credited PFRS service of twenty years, four months. … 43:16A-7. Typically, ordinary disability benefits are less generous than accidental disability benefits. See …
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… appeal; (2) the Appeal Tribunal's decision was not based on competent evidence; (3) appellant's conduct did not amount … 453, 459 (1982)). We will not disturb the Board's action unless it is "arbitrary, capricious, or unreasonable." Ibid. 5 … the inconsistent information showing an "F" grade but five credits earned. She failed to mention that it was she who …
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… as set forth in the judge's thorough written decision accompanying the orders. Briefly stated, the parties were … other things, ordered defendant to pay plaintiff 40% of her credit card debt and decided which cars each party could … on support are discretionary and should not be overturned unless the trial court has abused its discretion, failed to …
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… why the mailbox was broken, and he requested that she come inside the apartment. He then started calling her a … a history of domestic violence. In that regard, the court credited plaintiff's testimony that defendant had threatened … findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless [we are] convinced that they are so manifestly …
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… to advise him 2 Defendant's filing also included motions to compel discovery previously ordered in the first PCR proceedings, and to convert the gap-time credit awarded to jail-time credit, which were both denied, … recalled that defendant rejected the plea offer – something less than a that time. To avoid confusion, we stay with the …
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… from plaintiff Paul Maslow that resulted in an eviction complaint in the Special Civil Part based upon non-payment … the lack thereof does not automatically void a lease, unless other factors require voidance. See McQueen v. Brown, … insurance holdback monies, Plaintiff shall apply a $1,500 credit towards rent owed by Defendants. This credit shall be …
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… breach of contract claim pursuant to a home equity line of credit secured by plaintiff's residence. Because plaintiff's complaint was filed within the six-year statutory time … for such a presentation is available . . . .")). Nonetheless, we have 5 A-1708-22 considered defendant's contentions …
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… the Special Civil Part order dismissing his small claims complaint against defendant Central Jersey Auto, demanding … testimony in a virtual trial, the Special Civil Part judge credited the testimony of one of defendant's owners and … duty to fulfill [its] obligations as advertised on [its] website which clearly gives two warranty options." However, …
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… 2 A-2265-20 Plaintiff C.G. (Carol, a fictitious name) commenced this action against defendant H.A. (Harry, also a … counsel, Carol was not. Only Carol testified, and the judge credited her testimony in finding: she and Harry were … points, Carol's unrebutted testimony, which the trial judge credited, provided ample support for her claim and the …
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… 2 A-2265-20 Plaintiff C.G. (Carol, a fictitious name) commenced this action against defendant H.A. (Harry, also a … counsel, Carol was not. Only Carol testified, and the judge credited her testimony in finding: she and Harry were … points, Carol's unrebutted testimony, which the trial judge credited, provided ample support for her claim and the …
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… any other method of recording information, money, coins, tokens, stamps, seals, credit cards, badges, trademarks, access devices, and other … right, privilege, or identification, including retail sales receipts, universal product code (UPC) labels and …
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… the Special Civil Part order dismissing his small claims complaint against defendant Central Jersey Auto, demanding … testimony in a virtual trial, the Special Civil Part judge credited the testimony of one of defendant's owners and … duty to fulfill [its] obligations as advertised on [its] website which clearly gives two warranty options." However, …
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… Questions Frequently Asked Questions … Requesting Court Accommodations … Requesting Interpreter … The court will … you can go to NJMCdirect.com and pay the fine with a credit card. You may also call the court to arrange to pay … After indicating you want to plead not guilty, for some less serious offenses, you can complete a Municipal Plea by …
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… NO. A-0 DAVID BRAY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MIDDLEBERG COMMUNICATIONS, INC., Defendant-Respondent. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ … in Parsippany. Plaintiff stated that he frequently visited the manufacturer's offices to provide services and … event in Riverdale, New J ersey. Plaintiff also said that a credit union headquartered in East Windsor, New J ersey, was …
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… of conviction to reflect the proper allocation of jail credits. I. Testimony at the suppression hearing revealed … Defendant's sister2 was an emergency contact for the alarm company, and when the company could not reach defendant by … recognized exception to the warrant requirement. State v. Coles, 218 N.J. 322, 342-43 (2014). The burden is on the State …