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… plaintiff's vehicle. Plaintiff admitted her "body did not come into contact with anything inside of the car", and that … Ermann, shortly after the incident for her alleged shoulder complaints, and then did not visit him again until … CERTIFIED POLICE REPORT FROM A PRIOR ACTION AS A BUSINESS RECORD. POINT VIII PLAINTIFF WAS PROHIBITED FROM …
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… for the reasons stated by Judge Harold U. Johnson in his comprehensive written opinion that accompanied the May 20, 2016 order. I. Plaintiff and defendant … that plaintiff threw a brick at defendant's head, causing him injury. The parties then agreed on a temporary …
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… indemnity agreement between the parties barred plaintiff's complaint for inverse condemnation. Having considered … solely by Margit C. Novak, we refer to plaintiff in the singular. 2 The record contains variations in the size of … access through neighboring Lot 1000 in order to comply with sightline standards. The Board required that …
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… and John Does 1-5 (collectively defendants), and dismissing her complaint with prejudice. In her complaint, plaintiff asserted a cause of action for …
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… and (13). 2 We entered an order on December 14, 2018 suppressing plaintiff's brief. 3 A default judgment of divorce … inability to pay the mortgage, and leading to a foreclosure complaint being filed. Counsel fees were also requested. … provides relief to litigants for failure of a party to comply[] with the terms of an order upon application. In …
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… a six-day plenary hearing and requested written closing arguments. As part of her written closing argument, … time. Both parties, however, maintained the right to communicate with any physicians or other professionals … court-appointed coordinator, Dr. Lee Monday. Dr. Monday recommended Jerald receive an extra night during the week with …
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… and her daughter Susan Rivas moved to an apartment at New Community Gardens on Morris Avenue in Newark. Defendant, who … examiner, the perpetrator grabbed Spratt by the wrists and compressed her neck with a significant, sustained force. … procedurally barred under Rules 3:22-4 and 3:22-5 from raising claims he was denied the effective assistance of trial …
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… Executive Assistant Prosecutor, of counsel; John C. Tassini, Assistant Prosecutor, on the brief). NOT FOR … M.G. confirmed his suspicions after visiting Mugshots.com and informed D'Alessio he believed defendant to be the … defendant but was not permitted to reference Mugshots.com. 4 A-1253-17T4 left that its no, it's not." N.R. …
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… CO., INC. Defendant/Third-Party Plaintiffs, v. MAIK COMPANY, Third-Party Defendant. … Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GREGORY MAIK a/k/a MAIK COMPANY, Third-Party Defendant/Respondent. … for factual issues by sifting through voluminous and confusing records — work that should be performed by the …
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… Patricia Cleary summary judgment, dismissing the complaint. See Am. Dream at Marlboro, L.L.C. v. … had satisfied its burden to demonstrate "that it has become impossible as a practical matter to accomplish th[at] …
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… his credentials in a "[s]low lethargic manner," his complexion was pale, and he "didn't look quite right." The … inhalant. Ms. Tremontin analyzed defendant's urine sample using a Gas Chromatography Mass Spectroscopy. Ms. Tremontin … FINDING OF "NOT GUILTY" SHOULD BE ENTERED; THE LAW DIVISION COMMITTED CLEAR ERROR IN FINDING DEFENDANT GUILTY AND THE …
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… G.K., Jr. were subsequently dismissed from the guardianship complaint, and G.K., Jr. was placed in the custody of G.K., … from ACS concerning defendant's mental health, non- compliance with prescribed medication and court-ordered … New York due to inadequate supervision of her children, housing instability, substance abuse, and mental health issues. …
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… and sharp-force injuries." The autopsy showed cuts and bruising to his forehead, eyelids, ears, and lips; a hemorrhage … chest, sides and back. He had six broken ribs. One arm was completely bruised from the shoulder to the elbow. He had … a blanket and loaded him in the Escalade. There was blood coming from the blanket and defendant assumed they were …
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… remaining endangering counts. When the judge asked for comment, defendant's counsel contended that if the simple … under the definitions where abuse and neglect is defined using the model language from the charge and then putting … charge conference; it was asserted after the trial judge completed his charge. And the former portion of the charge …
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… correctly determined defendant failed to present sufficient competent evidence establishing a permanent substantial … was employed as a lineman for Jersey Central Power & Light Company, and, under the property settlement agreement, it … He claimed his circumstances had substantially changed since the 2008 property settlement agreement established his …
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… D’ALESSIO and NICHOLAS D’ALESSIO, Plaintiffs-Appellants, v. COMMISSIONER OF FIRE DISTRICT #2, PORT READING FIRE … with prejudice as to their claims against defendants Commissioner of Fire District #2 and the Township of … to defendant Port Reading Fire District #2 and dismissing their claims with prejudice. In addition, plaintiffs …
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… RETAILERS, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. NEW JERSEY MOTOR VEHICLE COMMISSION, B. SUSAN FULTON, in her official capacity as Chief Administrator for the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY … defendants"), that Tesla, Inc. (Tesla) was conducting business in New Jersey in violation of the Franchise Practices …
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… from the New Jersey Department of Agriculture Development Committee. Timothy A. Valliere argued the cause for … cause for respondent Department of Agriculture Development Committee (Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney General, attorney; … representation that "the steel building [he was] proposing to build will be used only for agricultural purposes." …
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… defendant's counterclaim and then dismissed plaintiff's complaint. The claims arise from a contract between the … 2014 through plaintiff's realtor. Defendant, a construction company formed in 2012, was licensed as a contractor but … contractor would provide the labor and materials to build a single-family home for plaintiff in accord with the …
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… suppress evidence hearing, and failure of trial counsel to communicate with him. In so doing, we apply the familiar … term of incarceration on a disorderly persons offense arising out of Indictment No. 09-06-1075. Defendant's petition … probability" that the deficient performance affected the outcome. Fritz, 105 N.J. at 58. Although defendant …