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… for damages arising from Miller's refusal to calculate the payoff figure in satisfaction of a tax sale certificate and … On July 23, 2008, Winberry called Miller to obtain the payoff amount, so the Partnership could redeem the tax sale … Tax Office, Miller told him she could not provide the payoff figure because she did 4 A-2648-17T1 not have the …
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… paid for by an employer. . . . . (11) "Annuity" shall mean payments for life derived from the aggregate contributions of a member. (12) "Pension" shall mean payments for life derived from contributions by the … that a member's retirement allowance becomes due and payable "[thirty] days after the date the Board approved the …
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… Plaintiff contends that Arline used the line of credit to pay down the May 2006 loan, pay the Property's taxes, and pay defendant's living expenses. In June 2015, Arline …
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… of supervised visitation. The judge ordered plaintiff to pay for defendant's flights, and defendant was required to pay for her accommodations in Florida and for the cost of … once a month, as I ordered, since I directed that he pay for her flights. . . . I remember I expanded …
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… an amended employment contract, Delaware Valley agreed to pay petitioner $10,000 each year for performing these shared … increase[s] in salary [and were] unlike a one-time bonus payment." Petitioner retired in July 2013 after twenty-eight … and, because these two districts' obligations to make these payments were specifically set forth in the contracts, the …
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… in relevant part: Medicare: If you received Medicare payments, you may be responsible for the repayment of the Medicare amount. The Medicare Secondary payer provisions of the statute 42 U.S.C. 1395y(b)(2), …
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… In August 2013, plaintiff agreed to invest $100,000, payable in several installments, for a 21.8 percent share of … contributions in the form of marketing, bookkeeping, paying invoices, and writing checks. Within ten months of plaintiff paying the first investment installment, InTown failed. …
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… duties, Russell discovered EOF funds may have been used to pay salaries for non-EOF Rutgers staff. After she raised the … to staff for investigation. Russell was then suspended with pay, pending the outcome of the investigation. Rutgers … that the dispute regarding the use of EOF funds to pay non-EOF salaries arose shortly after her appointment, …
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… settlement agreement ("MSA") provided that defendant would pay plaintiff permanent alimony of $250 per week. At the … divorce. Defendant states that his DuPont pension, which pays him $9,156 a month, "ha[d] been distributed under … (f) The ability of the obligor to maintain support payments following retirement, including whether the obligor …
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… because she contributed to the household both monetarily by paying for 10 A-1175-17T1 defendant's car insurance, and by … of the household responsibilities. Plaintiff, for instance, pays certain of the household expenses and cleans the house. Nigro pays the mortgage and, pertinent to this appeal, is …
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… have been for the rest of his career until he reaches top pay on the salary guide." She found that in light of … both, of any member in any year" and allows a board to not "pay any such denied increment in any future year as an … . the appropriate sanction was a ten-day suspension without pay." Id. at 273. The Court concluded that the arbitrator …
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… plaintiff would loan Kyriak $600,000 and Kyriak would pay back "the entire sum within forty five (45) days." … furnishing the abstract." Kyriak also agreed if he did not pay plaintiff the entire sum within forty-five days, he … "for Goldgate." Plaintiff funded the loan. Kyriak failed to pay him back within the contractually-agreed forty-five-day …
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… services must be confined to what the marketplace would pay a stranger with similar qualifications to the deceased … decedent’s services to her children, including the cost of paying someone to cook, clean, shop and laundry, and the … base your decision on probable net earnings, the take-home pay, the amount left after taxes are deducted. It is the …
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… N.J.S.A. 34:11-56(a) to - 56(a)38, and the New Jersey Wage Payment Law (WPL), N.J.S.A. 34:11-4.1 to -4.14, against … including their having funds withdrawn from his pay to reimburse defendants for items such as "truck … of forty (40) hours per week," but did not receive overtime pay as required by law. According to plaintiff, defendants' …
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… defendant's application to relieve him of his obligation to pay child support, but denied his request to compel the … enriched' by receiving sums and considering them [] payments for the support of their children." "Each parent … parenting obligations . . . [because] all private self[-]pay nurses must be paid at the end of each shift and private …
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… bank account. Defendant alleges that he intended to repay the diverted amounts once his financial situation … the State that would involve no jail time and would include payment of $90,000 as full restitution in this matter[.]" … straight, non-custodial probation without jail time and to pay $90,000 in restitution and move on with my life . . . . …
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… Aura. The Agreement obligated plaintiff to make total payments of $12,831.12 over the course of the six-year car … as defendant. 3 A-1268-15T1 require him "to immediately pay [it], subject to any refund required by law, the … agreed plaintiff could defer his September and October 2013 payments until November 15, 2013. Plaintiff never paid …
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… legitimate reason for not promoting plaintiff as quickly or paying plaintiff as much as Bullock. All of the “evidence” … Plaintiff’s subjective feelings concerning both the payment of his co- workers and Mr. Sanders’s failure to say … that in retaliation for his numerous complaints about pay disparity and requests for reclassification, defendants …
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… claims against the [Nursery]," the Nursery agreed to pay him $5,000. In paragraph five of the Agreement, … he had been "misled into believing that he was receiving payment on his workers' compensation claim which was … into believing that the $5,000[] was also a partial payment for his severe work related injury." Instead of …
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… which had resulted in millions of dollars of Medicare overpayments. Plaintiff retained a law firm to file a qui tam … Each agreement set forth the amount the hospital would pay to the United States, and the amount the United States would pay to plaintiff "through his legal counsel" as his share of …