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… onto the soil and monitoring the rate of settlement. In order to implement this plan, K. Hovnanian contracted with …
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… Societies, Inc. appeals the Law Division's August 12, 2013 order denying its application to vacate portions of an …
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… the Auto Toy Store and stopped paying the loans. In short order, JPMorgan commenced this lawsuit to recover the …
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… of Lease Term - N. J .S .A. 2A: 18-53 0 23 . Tenant Disorderly as to Destroy Peace and Quiet - N.J .S.A. 2A: 18-53 … Action: • Select Holdover Cause of Action(s): 0 1. Disorderly Tenant - N.J.S.A. 2A: 18-61 .1 (b) 0 2. Willfu l or … ration of Lease Term - N.J.S.A. 2A:18-53 0 23. Tenant Disorderly as to Destroy Peace and Quiet - N.J.S .A. 2A:18-53 0 …
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… 2017 2 A-0216-15T2 N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(a). The dispositional order imposed a three- year probationary term, N.J.S.A. …
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… Nor does harm to the child need to be intentional in order to substantiate a finding of abuse or neglect. See …
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… the water, looking sideways directly at him. Capriotti was ordered to show his 4 Apparently Swankoski and Bordonaro … claimed that "[he] suffer[ed] from post-traumatic stress disorder [PTSD] as a result of the incident," and could no … Glass affirmed his initial diagnosis of an adjustment disorder with anxiety and depression.6 Dr. Glass noted …
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… "to comply with [the Division's] recommendations and court orders for services," and "were not in a position to care …
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… terms. We are satisfied that a plain reading of the remand order clearly directs the sentencing court to provide the …
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… Defendant was placed on parole supervision for life and ordered to comply with the restrictions and supervision of …
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… argues that Rule 4:58, by its plain language, compels the ordering of litigation expenses, including attorney’s fees, …
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… and the moving party is entitled to a judgment or order as a matter of law.” R. 4:46-2(c). In Brill v. …
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… to make a prima facie showing of a change in value in order to obtain a plenary hearing. Ibid. In the instant …
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… prosecutors’ offices. J.M.’s motion was denied in a brief order. In denying H.D.’s motion, the Essex County Superior …
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… and resources.” Id. at 110. The rule thus allowed for an “orderly and expeditious processing and disposition of …
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… and resources.” Id. at 110. The rule thus allowed for an “orderly and expeditious processing and disposition of …
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… and resources.” Id. at 110. The rule thus allowed for an “orderly and expeditious processing and disposition of …
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… and resources.” Id. at 110. The rule thus allowed for an “orderly and expeditious processing and disposition of …
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… and resources.” Id. at 110. The rule thus allowed for an “orderly and expeditious processing and disposition of …
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… to a consecutive six-month term of incarceration on a disorderly persons offense arising out of Indictment No. … 148 N.J. 89, 158 (1997) (citations omitted). "[I]n order to establish a prima facie claim, a petitioner must do …