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… rooms are covered under each payment method. In either case, the Contractor shall honor the rate charged to the …
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… rooms are covered under each payment method. In either case, the Contractor shall honor the rate charged to the …
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… rooms are covered under each payment method. In either case, the Contractor shall honor the rate charged to the …
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… rooms are covered under each payment method. In either case, the Contractor shall honor the rate charged to the …
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… basis test, finding that it lacks a basis in the MWL or case law; instead, the purpose of the remand would be to … of the two representatives of the Bureau of Government Research and Services who prepared the Musto Commission …
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… in the Estate Matter to address outstanding issues in that case. P-3.4 At that time, Respondent advised counsel that he …
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… rooms are covered under each payment method. In either case, the Contractor shall honor the rate charged to the …
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… progress in achieving the task Force goals, complete research currently in progress, and make further … progress in achieving Task Force goals, finish research still in progress and make further recommendations to … all operations of the Judicial Branch, including how ( l) cases brought before the courts are processed and …
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… the Appropriations Clause.” Id. at 598. Although that case concerned the State’s issuance of appropriations-backed … 856.691.2300 • FAX 856.691.5655 ______________ ROBERT J. CASELLA SHARON A. FERRUCCI ANTHONY M. IMBESI MEMBER NJ AND …
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… of a contract may be granted when the facts of the case give rise to equitable fraud. Id. at 609. In Jewish …
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… of administration, the Superior Court, or surrogate, as the case may be, may, whether the estate be solvent or not, …
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… was pending, a two-day bench trial was held in the trespass case on January 24 and 25, 2018. On February 28, 2018, …
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… N.J.S.A. 26:16-17(c). Further, even if that were not the case, the Act provides that when a physician chooses not to …
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… the court must consider "a threat to public safety" "in the case of a permanent physical incapacity." Ibid. At the same …
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… and capacity price volatility." The Board cited numerous cases in support of its plain language interpretation of the …
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… regulations interpreting the statute. Most relevant to this case, DEP promulgated N.J.A.C. 7:7A-4.3, which governs all …
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… Delaware Bay. Appellants also argue that a survey of past cases reveals that municipalities were the entities that …
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… best use was subjective and not based on market data and research, thereby amounting to a net opinion. However, for the … his opinions were premised resulted from the expert’s research, analysis, and knowledge of similarly situated … should predominate depends upon the facts of the particular case and the reaction to these facts by the experts.” …
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… should predominate depends upon the facts of the particular case and the reaction to these facts by the experts.” … of comparison for a given appraisal through market research and support those conclusions with market evidence.” … to ‘systematic procedure[s].’ Appraisers must conduct research of the competitive marketplace for “information on …
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… French doors opening onto a balcony, and dual marble staircases leading to the sunroom; (ii) a sunroom with marble flooring and arched casement windows; (iii) a library with wood-paneled walls … FMC Corp. v. Unmack, 92 N.Y.2d 179, 188 (1998)). After researching the marketplace and collecting data, an appraiser …