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… PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND The property at issue (Subject) is an office condominium unit measuring 3,845 square feet. It used … for indigent patients. On January 1, 2008, title to this office condo was conveyed by CentraState Healthcare … purposes. However, the sole user of the office remains CentraState Medical Center. 2 It is …
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A-3053-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… Rain, Raising a Genuine Issue of Material Fact for the Jury and Making the “Ongoing Storm” Doctrine of Pareja … and the new paint job created a question of fact for a jury as to whether there was an unreasonably dangerous slip … doctrine of Pareja controlled and those Defendants “had no duty to remove ice from the landing area until a reasonable …
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… based reads, in pertinent part: Any person having a legal duty for the care of a child or who has assumed … conduct has been charged in the indictment, remind the jury of the specific conduct to which the indictment refers. … conduct is not alleged in the indictment, instruct the jury on the elements of the specific sexual offense which …
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… their motion for a new trial following a unanimous no-cause jury verdict in this negligence action for mold exposure … an unjust result . In that regard, plaintiffs argue (1) the jury was improperly charged with standard negligence and not the duty of a landlord; (2) the jury verdict sheet was …
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… their motion for a new trial following a unanimous no-cause jury verdict in this negligence action for mold exposure … an unjust result . In that regard, plaintiffs argue (1) the jury was improperly charged with standard negligence and not the duty of a landlord; (2) the jury verdict sheet was …
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… this charge includes substantial factor as part of the jury instruction, but trial courts should consider … relevant and significant in bringing about the ultimate injury. To find proximate cause, it is not necessary that the … negligence. The Court explained that when a lawyer’s duty encompasses the protection of the client from …
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… spouse Harlan Rosenthal. 3 A-0563-15T2 breached its duty to plaintiffs without expert testimony as to how the … a duty of care, the defendant breached that duty, and injury was proximately caused by the breach." Siddons v. Cook, … Mkts., Inc., 89 N.J. 270, 283 (1982)). In some cases the "jury is not competent to supply the standard by which to …
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… spouse Harlan Rosenthal. 3 A-0563-15T2 breached its duty to plaintiffs without expert testimony as to how the … a duty of care, the defendant breached that duty, and injury was proximately caused by the breach." Siddons v. Cook, … Mkts., Inc., 89 N.J. 270, 283 (1982)). In some cases the "jury is not competent to supply the standard by which to …
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… pay damages to the plaintiff on the ground that whatever injury was sustained by the plaintiff was inflicted by the … he/she was under attack by the plaintiff, and that the injury sustained by the plaintiff was inflicted by the … Hagopian v. Fuchs , supra , at 381. … D. Self Defense — Duty to Retreat … The plaintiff maintains, however, that …
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A-3943-23 Briefs
Briefs
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… 17 II. THE COURT SHOULD HAVE INSTRUCTED THE JURY THAT PLAINTIFF WAS NEGLIGENT. (7T112:24-114:21; … 24 III. A NEW TRIAL IS REQUIRED BECAUSE THE JURY VERDICT ON SPECIAL INTERROGATORY 3 WAS AGAINST THE … 6 Model Jury Charge (Civil), § 5.30A “General Duty Owing” (Aug. 1999) .... 6, 7, 24 FILED, Clerk of the …
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A-2658-24 Briefs
Briefs
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… THE ONGOING STORM RULE TO ABSOLVE DEFENDANTS OF THEIR DUTY TO REASONABLY REMOVE SNOW AND ICE (MT … Inc., dismissing Plaintiff Deyanire Granados's personal injury claims following a slip and fall on an icy sidewalk at … is defined as one that creates a substantial risk of injury when the property is used with due care in a reasonably …
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… order of the tribunal; not subpoena a lawyer in a grand jury or other criminal proceeding to present evidence about …
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… direction by the court: (1) upon a general verdict of a jury; (2) upon a decision by the court that a party shall …
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… foreseeable, then the defendant did not breach any duty owed to the plaintiff. If, however, you find that the … may not both be in dispute. In such cases, instruct the jury only on the applicable type of misuse, i.e., manner or … defective for reasons other than the particular misuse, the jury must separately determine proximate cause." Jurado, …
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… (Feldman defendants), appeal a final judgment after a jury trial and a post-judgment award of attorneys' fees. … substituted in as a defendant. The case continued with a jury trial in December 2015 and a new jury trial January … negligence, breach of 12 A-1377-18 fiduciary duty, breach of contract, violations of the Consumer Fraud …
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… (Feldman defendants), appeal a final judgment after a jury trial and a post-judgment award of attorneys' fees. … substituted in as a defendant. The case continued with a jury trial in December 2015 and a new jury trial January … negligence, breach of 12 A-1377-18 fiduciary duty, breach of contract, violations of the Consumer Fraud …
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2C:2-6c(1)(c)
Charges Document PDF
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… CONDUCT (N.J.S.A. 2C:2-6(c)(1)(c)) ACCOMPLICE – LEGAL DUTY The indictment charges (OR The State alleges) that the … connection with other circumstances, it is possible for the jury to infer that he/she assented thereto, lent to it … was to promote or facilitate the crime. (Again, remind the jury to consider the accomplice status separately as to each …
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… February 10, 2016 order dismissing her personal injury complaint NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF … claimed dangerous condition, defendant did not breach the duty of care owed to plaintiff as its invitee. Plaintiff, … the judge found that: [T]he record does not create a jury question as to the issue of liability and notice. . . . …
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… February 10, 2016 order dismissing her personal injury complaint NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF … claimed dangerous condition, defendant did not breach the duty of care owed to plaintiff as its invitee. Plaintiff, … the judge found that: [T]he record does not create a jury question as to the issue of liability and notice. . . . …
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… OR PURPOSELY, KNOWINGLY OR … RECKLESSLY CAUSING BODILY INJURY) … (N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(b)(5)(k)) … Count of this … cause or purposely, knowingly or recklessly causes bodily injury to any direct care worker at a (State or county … … (CHARGE AS APPROPRIATE) … OPTION ONE (Causing Bodily Injury) … 1. That the defendant did cause bodily injury to … …