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… "there was no contract between her and [Krimson] in this case." With respect to excusable neglect, however, the judge …
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… hearsay." State v. McLean, 205 N.J. 438, 460 (2011). In the case of accountants, courts have distinguished between …
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… does not exceed five acres in extent; . . . provided, in case of all the foregoing, the buildings, or the lands on …
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… to which he pleads guilty.”). We acknowledge that this case involved separate hearings on consecutive days. The …
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… INJURY SOLUTIONS/CONCENTRA EMPLOYEE CHRISTINA COURTOT (R.N. CASE COORDINATOR), SERVANTS and EMPLOYEES of JUSTIN BEAN, …
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… negligent misrepresentation did not apply in this contract case because defendants did not owe an independent duty to …
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… and amend the complaint "to conform to the evidence in the case." Defendant objected. The judge reserved judgment on …
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… shall also be bound by applicable Federal and State law in cases. He shall have no authority to add to, modify, detract …
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… a reasonably equivalent value. That fact is what makes this case different from our prior experiences with this statute. …
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… foundations of pipe racks to the situation at hand in this case which has to do with foundations of the process …
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… In an oral opinion, the judge concluded as follows: In this case Citizens does not have to pay for the work of …
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… section 17.28c. We decline to do so. The facts of this case are less nuanced than in Paterson Police PBA, which …
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… We need not decide under the facts presented in this case whether had plaintiff herself executed the Agreement on …
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… "there was no contract between her and [Krimson] in this case." With respect to excusable neglect, however, the judge …
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… Super. 480, 485 (App. Div.), aff'd, 43 N.J. 494 (1964). The cases cited by plaintiffs in this specialized area of the …
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… 1977), supports the trial court's determination. In that case, the plaintiff, a New J ersey corporation, was retained …
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… Commissioner's Central Office that the record and legal research have disclosed. Inmate Handbooks are developed at … as of 2013 and reports that the court's initial research had not revealed a single state with a ban on … most" of six relevant factors the Court identified in that case "are present and preponderate in favor of the …
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… [wa]s unnecessary" because the "trial court in th[at] case did not commit any glaring errors that would frustrate …
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… as much as four hundred percent. After conducting further research, plaintiff concluded that he had sufficient evidence … under the FCA, and A-3349-15T3 4 the complaints in those cases included claims against many of the same hospitals …
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… here. That rationale animates the overwhelming majority of cases declining to apply the leading object exception to … an adult child. Importantly, Atlantic fails to cite—and research did not reveal—any authority supporting its theory of … an issue of first impression in New Jersey. In fact, research revealed only one published opinion in the nation …