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… further proceedings. I. In October 2020, Caroline filed a complaint for custody of Miguel and an application for SIJ … judicial determinations about the custody and care of juveniles; (4) That reunification with one or both of the … order in an SIJ status case serves "merely [as] a prerequisite that must be fulfilled before a juvenile can submit his …
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… to make placement and licensing decisions under Titles Nine, N.J.S.A. 9:6-8.21 to -8.73; Thirty, N.J.S.A. … had been the subject of a domestic-violence complaint, which was dismissed. The Division substantiated … had been residing for several months, and conducted an on-site evaluation of the home. A later evaluation revealed …
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… materials, operation of equipment, and installation of site improvements may be conducted only from Monday through … quarry. The following day, the borough issued defendant two complaint-summonses for exceeding the "allowable hours of … requirement of 6 A-2868-21 [s]ection 26-9.1 that motor vehicles not enter the quarry property . . . except during …
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… with the Board for variances and final and preliminary site plan approvals. On August 12, 2021, the Board held a … about right to salvage material from the building before it comes down? Is that a consideration of yours . . . ? … "Appellate review of the meaning of the New Jersey Court Rules is de novo." State v. Dickerson, 232 N.J. 2, 17 (2018). …
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… piled snow on the sloped deck uphill from the incident site. Nancy parked her car on the street and took an … suffered physical injuries. Plaintiffs thereafter filed a complaint in the Law Division alleging that Nancy's injuries were caused by UCPA's negligence, carelessness, and palpably unreasonable conduct that resulted in …
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… with contractors and vendors and escort them to project sites throughout campus, which required extensive walking. Grace testified he asked for a position involving less walking, but NJIT could not provide a sedentary … bilateral radiculopathy. Dr. Weiss utilized a Patient Outcome Measurement System that followed an American Medical …
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… INC., Petitioner-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. … executed an asset purchase agreement with SJM Motorcycles, LLC (SJM) and signed a long-term lease at 136 Monmouth … property) in December 2022. This location was SJM's former site. Since 2019, SJM had occupied a 26,000 square foot unit …
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… Plaintiff filed an order to show cause and a verified complaint to permanently enjoin the election. On December … School East), including fixture, furnishings, equipment, site work and related work; (b) to appropriate $64,958,000 … complexities of the law" and, as such, "these citizens are less likely to be able to develop a fair appreciation of the …
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… treatment for her injuries through her employer's workers' compensation plan. On July 23, 2008, Dr. O'Shea, to whom plaintiff was referred by the compensation carrier, performed surgery to address … that plaintiff experienced an additional herniation at the site of the operation. In granting defendant's motion, the …
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… expert report concerning his fall. Plaintiff's expert had visited the site of the accident and described the area where plaintiff fell as a combination of concrete slabs and brick pavers, with the … those allocated for equipment, facilities and personnel unless a court concludes that the determination of the public …
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… on a couch, looked over the bannister, and saw defendant coming up the stairs. He told Marshall, "You think I'm … testify at trial. He called an investigator who went to the site where Blackmon had parked her car, and filmed and timed … in the house. During her summation, defense counsel nevertheless speculated that "Fat Boy," rather than defendant, may …
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… summary judgment to defendants and dismissing plaintiff's complaint. Thereafter, plaintiff moved for reconsideration. … Div. 1964). It has long been recognized, however, that commercial landowners have a reasonable time in which to act … It was also undisputed that a crew from Tree Fellas was on site at the time that plaintiff fell and they were engaged …
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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-0055-17T2 JANE ECCLESTON, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MEYER GOLD and NATHAN HABER, … laws of New Jersey; SOUTHBROOK GARDENS; SALEM MANAGEMENT COMPANY; GOLD HABER a/k/a HABER GOLD and DEVELOPERS FUNDING … discovery, plaintiff's engineering expert said the accident site was in a hazardous condition when plaintiff slipped. He …
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… construction of a shopping center (Project) that includes a competitor supermarket. The history of Village's efforts to … owns a ShopRite supermarket located approximately two miles from the Property. The property owner prior to Hanover … 800-pages long and contained twenty attachments, including site photographs, maps, development plans, calculations, …
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… A-2065-17T1 Part, Small Claims section, which dismissed his complaint for breach of contract requesting $3000 to repair … complained his parking places had "a lot of cracks and holes (up to [three inches]) along the [adjoining] road, … were attached, which defined the terms "improvement" and "site plan" as, among other things, "driveways, parking …
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… MARK FORD, Petitioner-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY RACING COMMISSION, Respondent-Respondent. … in which case, she would extract the blood from the opposite side of the horse in order to avoid the welt. According … and the evidence and testimony from Kunz and Greene discrediting his theory, the Commission was not required to …
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… was an electronic database allowing police to track sales to pawn shops in real time. An ordinance in Toms River … sort Hatch sold to Quick Cash, including online liquidation sites, flea markets and auctions. Defendant testified he did … claims of prosecutorial misconduct require only brief comment. We agree with defendant that the questions the …
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… would have been favorable or would have altered the outcome of the proceedings. See State v. Porter, 216 N.J. 343, … proofs, the absence of fingerprints did "not in any way lessen the impact of the State's case." Defendant's argument … 2B:23-16(a) grants the trial judge discretion to order a site visit of the "lands, places or personal property in …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5144-14T2 DAVANNE REALTY COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. THE DIAL CORPORATION, … the prior lawsuit, which the judge found was "over twenty miles away." The judge further determined that the lease did … substances at or from" third-party defendants' property sites. Plaintiff paid its share of the Passaic River/Newark …
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… On July 14, 2017, Live Nation, operating PNC Center as a lessee of NJTA, scheduled a concert for the facility. … admitted that prior to the fall, she knew as a matter of "common sense" that muddy ground could be slippery and that … that the lawn area was in a dangerous condition at the site and time of Donahue's fall. The trial court correctly …