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… four , and ten of the 4 A-3203-22 judgment concerning payment of child support, maintenance of life insurance and … high cost of living[.] 7) Loss of [employment] due to . . . pay[ing] for childcare and ultimately having to assume … is] seeking a more affordable home accommodation to pay for expenses [defendant] does not pay. Apparently …
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… of Divorce (JOD) was entered requiring defendant to pay $560 per week in limited durational alimony to plaintiff … primarily challenged his imputed income and ability to pay, and plaintiff primarily sought enforcement of … . . . attended the Social 2 Following a lengthy ability-to-pay hearing, a different judge had likewise determined that …
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… the remainder of [the lease] term" and NJT was required to pay it "the unamortized cost of the initial leasehold … of having to again bear the costs of same as it was still paying a loan it took to pay for the costs of moving to the "new" bus terminal less …
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… policy to make their more than $8000 monthly mortgage payments and pay for the two oldest children's college tuitions. In March … in Tenafly in 2007, Jeffrey gave her $52,300 for the down payment and contributed $2000 a month to her $3600 monthly …
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… into the judgment of divorce, defendant agreed to pay plaintiff permanent alimony of $400 weekly and maintain … plaintiff performed any household chores for him and did pay any of his bills. He added her to his cell phone plan and pays the bill. A.V. testified about his publishing business, …
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… of the incident, plaintiff was initially suspended with pay. The incident was promptly investigated by Greystone … hearing on July 25, 2016, plaintiff was suspended without pay. A departmental hearing was conducted on July 25, 2016. … by the employer, prior to termination or suspension without pay. See Caldwell v. N.J. Dep't of Corr., 250 N.J. Super. …
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… of paragraph [two]: A cap of $15,000.00 shall apply to all payments for accumulated sick leave made to employees hired … to Lieutenant or Lieutenant to Captain with no increase in pay until the parties and the State ratify a salary … The lump sum shall be compensated at the full rate of pay in effect for that 2 The CNA covering the period from …
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… v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222 (2011)). "Accordingly, we pay no special deference to the trial court's interpretation … of this policy; and b. the amount the insured must legally pay has been finally determined: (i) by judgment against the … policy; and b. The amount of the insured's obligation to pay shall have been finally determined either by judgment …
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… Punitive damages are designed to require the wrongdoer to pay an amount of money that is sufficient to punish [ … [ employer defendant’s ] financial condition and ability to pay the punitive damages award.[footnoteRef:15] … from that conduct in specific categories (e.g., back pay) and amounts. In Rusak, the first jury declined to award …
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… Punitive damages are designed to require the wrongdoer to pay an amount of money that is sufficient to punish … [employer defendant’s] financial condition and ability to pay the punitive damages award.[footnoteRef:15] … from that conduct in specific categories (e.g., back pay) and amounts. In Rusak, the first jury declined to award …
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… the right to grant sublicenses. In return, USA had to pay a royalty of 3% of the net sales of the Licensed … Trademark Agreement (see below), then it did not have to pay the 3% under the Patent Agreement. A 2005 amendment … except that this was an exclusive license. USA had to pay plaintiff a royalty of 2.8% but as to any IP …
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… an aggregate nineteen-year custodial term, and ordered to pay $30,803.45 in restitution at the rate of $100 per month … UNLAWFUL BECAUSE THE TRIAL COURT IMPROPERLY ORDERED THE REPAYMENT OF RESTITUTION AND 4 As noted, the indictment … a hearing or making any findings about his ability to pay. The State agreed, as do we. A determination that a …
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… that the Union has the right to negotiate as to rates of pay, hours of work, fringe benefits, working conditions, … of his/her employment, he/she shall be compensated at full pay for a period not to exceed one (1) year. A Medical … 8 A-3817-14T2 who are in the negative shall be docked pay for sick time unless they are convalescing from a …
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… of paragraph [two]: A cap of $15,000.00 shall apply to all payments for accumulated sick leave made to employees hired … to Lieutenant or Lieutenant to Captain with no increase in pay until the parties and the State ratify a salary … The lump sum shall be compensated at the full rate of pay in effect for that 2 The CNA covering the period from …
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… of the incident, plaintiff was initially suspended with pay. The incident was promptly investigated by Greystone … hearing on July 25, 2016, plaintiff was suspended without pay. A departmental hearing was conducted on July 25, 2016. … by the employer, prior to termination or suspension without pay. See Caldwell v. N.J. Dep't of Corr., 250 N.J. Super. …
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… the remainder of [the lease] term" and NJT was required to pay it "the unamortized cost of the initial leasehold … of having to again bear the costs of same as it was still paying a loan it took to pay for the costs of moving to the "new" bus terminal less …
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… of Divorce (JOD) was entered requiring defendant to pay $560 per week in limited durational alimony to plaintiff … primarily challenged his imputed income and ability to pay, and plaintiff primarily sought enforcement of … . . . attended the Social 2 Following a lengthy ability-to-pay hearing, a different judge had likewise determined that …
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… into the judgment of divorce, defendant agreed to pay plaintiff permanent alimony of $400 weekly and maintain … plaintiff performed any household chores for him and did pay any of his bills. He added her to his cell phone plan and pays the bill. A.V. testified about his publishing business, …
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… an aggregate nineteen-year custodial term, and ordered to pay $30,803.45 in restitution at the rate of $100 per month … UNLAWFUL BECAUSE THE TRIAL COURT IMPROPERLY ORDERED THE REPAYMENT OF RESTITUTION AND 4 As noted, the indictment … a hearing or making any findings about his ability to pay. The State agreed, as do we. A determination that a …
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… v. Best Buy, 205 N.J. 213, 222 (2011)). "Accordingly, we pay no special deference to the trial court's interpretation … of this policy; and b. the amount the insured must legally pay has been finally determined: (i) by judgment against the … policy; and b. The amount of the insured's obligation to pay shall have been finally determined either by judgment …