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… TEKIN, SILK CITY AUTO MALL, ACCEPTANCE INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY, SCHUMACHER INSURANCE AGENCY, and REGENCY INSURANCE … the Luu Report was inadmissible net opinion and that, regardless of the actions of Schumacher's employee, Zohra was not … who sustained injuries when a pallet fell on him a work site); American Wrecking Corp. v. Burlington Ins. Co., 400 …
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… property. He opined that the proposed home fit in with the common development scheme in the surrounding neighborhood. … street frontage and setback are existing conditions of the site which will not be substantially exacerbated by the … the record and accurately applying the legal principles governing actions in lieu of prerogative writs, Judge …
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… TEKIN, SILK CITY AUTO MALL, ACCEPTANCE INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY, SCHUMACHER INSURANCE AGENCY, and REGENCY INSURANCE … the Luu Report was inadmissible net opinion and that, regardless of the actions of Schumacher's employee, Zohra was not … who sustained injuries when a pallet fell on him a work site); American Wrecking Corp. v. Burlington Ins. Co., 400 …
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… The rule of lenity is not invoked simply because there are competing judicial interpretations of statutory language, … or a separately secured or occupied portion thereof unless the structure was at the time open to the public or the … at the gate by a lock and chain.” 654 A.2d at 543. The site was previously utilized as a manufacturing facility; …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS BRANCHBURG HOSPITALITY LLC, Plaintiff, … . . . affect.” Id. at 252. See also R. 4:37-1 (unless otherwise stated a voluntary withdrawal is without … and libraries. Businesses were directed to reduce on-site presence to the “minimal number necessary,” and the …
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… MORGAN, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE COMPANY and/or PROGRESSIVE GARDEN STATE INSURANCE COMPANY, … At the time, Ashoke Das was operating a vehicle in the opposite direction. According to plaintiff, Das attempted to … court correctly interpreted and applied the evidence rules. Konop v. Rosen, 425 N.J. Super. 391, 401 (App. Div. …
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… fence to be constructed under this section shall be located less than ten feet from the pavement or cartway of any … topic of Summerfest, and that "the people from SummerFest come on your property," Mrs. Dreher testified "I'm saying … the security and . . . the 6 According to the Township's website, Summerfest is a free Thursday night concert series …
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… contentions in light of the record and applicable principles of law, we affirm. The parties separated in 2014, after … bankruptcy, where the mortgage loan and significant credit card debt1 was discharged. Both parties waived … 401K and money market fund. He also split defendant's credit card debt equally between the parties, finding "much …
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… contentions in light of the record and applicable principles of law, we affirm. The parties separated in 2014, after … bankruptcy, where the mortgage loan and significant credit card debt1 was discharged. Both parties waived … 401K and money market fund. He also split defendant's credit card debt equally between the parties, finding "much …
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… following a corporate restructuring of the publishing company. Before his termination, in December 2007, plaintiff … that the individuals actually selected were younger and less experienced than he. In about 1994, he was given the … May 30, 2008. In 2009, plaintiff started an internet blog site entitled Eye on the Record, much of which was critical …
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… in their new homes. On June 16, 2008, plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendant alleging fraud, negligent … Liability Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:58C-1 to -11 (the PLA). Nevertheless, for reasons expressed in his written opinion that we … to transport or set up the manufactured home, or to the site if the dealer has not agreed to provide set- up. …
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… The trial court denied C.M.'s motion for release from civil commitment after a periodic Krol hearing. See State v. Krol, … (1975). Because the trial judge did not conduct the requisite fact-finding, apparently failed to consider the full … his medication by injection to avoid his discarding capsules. But since 2007, he has evinced, at least at times, a …
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… following a corporate restructuring of the publishing company. Before his termination, in December 2007, plaintiff … that the individuals actually selected were younger and less experienced than he. In about 1994, he was given the … May 30, 2008. In 2009, plaintiff started an internet blog site entitled Eye on the Record, much of which was critical …
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… in their new homes. On June 16, 2008, plaintiffs filed a complaint against defendant alleging fraud, negligent … Liability Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:58C-1 to -11 (the PLA). Nevertheless, for reasons expressed in his written opinion that we … to transport or set up the manufactured home, or to the site if the dealer has not agreed to provide set- up. …
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… The trial court denied C.M.'s motion for release from civil commitment after a periodic Krol hearing. See State v. Krol, … (1975). Because the trial judge did not conduct the requisite fact-finding, apparently failed to consider the full … his medication by injection to avoid his discarding capsules. But since 2007, he has evinced, at least at times, a …
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… "fail[ing] to report since July of 1993, three months or less after being placed on probation . . . fail[ing] to perform any community service, [and] fail[ing] to make any payments," … 245 N.J. 66 (2021). Defendant requested 447 days of jail credits and argued that his parole disqualifier violated his …
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… 2C:20-4 (counts one and three); two counts of fourth-degree credit card theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:21-6(c)(1) (counts two and … pleading guilty to these charges, the State agreed to recommend that the judge sentence defendant to five years in … United States Supreme Court has extended these principles to a criminal defense attorney's representation of an …
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… 2C:20-4 (counts one and three); two counts of fourth-degree credit card theft, N.J.S.A. 2C:21-6(c)(1) (counts two and … pleading guilty to these charges, the State agreed to recommend that the judge sentence defendant to five years in … United States Supreme Court has extended these principles to a criminal defense attorney's representation of an …
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… "fail[ing] to report since July of 1993, three months or less after being placed on probation . . . fail[ing] to perform any community service, [and] fail[ing] to make any payments," … 245 N.J. 66 (2021). Defendant requested 447 days of jail credits and argued that his parole disqualifier violated his …
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… analyze the required Rule 5:3-5(c) factors. I. This matter comes before us for a second time. The chronology is set … factual findings and legal conclusions of the trial judge unless we are convinced that they are so manifestly … the younger child's tuition so he could get a "tax credit." (4) Earning ability of each parent, including …