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… allegations were sustained, an insurer would be required to pay the judgment." Wear v. Selective Ins. Co., 455 N.J. … which, if sustained, would have required Underground to pay the judgment. Plaintiff's complaint falls squarely … which, if proven, would have required Underground to pay the judgment, Underground had a duty to defend those …
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… homeowners. The CPPOA 6 A-3612-19 disclosed that it would pay for the legal defense of the homeowner defendants that … Plaintiff alleged that the CPPOA violated its bylaws by paying for the legal defense of the individual homeowners … notice of the CPPOA's decision to use association funds to pay for the individual homeowners' legal defense as early as …
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… and that defendant is the PPR. Plaintiff was ordered to pay $150 per week in child support. 4 A-4153-18 Plaintiff … were suspended not terminated, and that his obligation to pay child support continued. The October 1, 2012 order that … Plaintiff argues that his income tax refund was taken to pay for child support arrears, his passport was revoked and …
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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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… divorce case to resolve a dispute regarding the repayment of college loans. Plaintiff also appeals from the … responsible for . . . their respective college loans" "when payment became due and owing" "after college." As a result, … "[a]fter college, neither . . . son . . . has made one payment towards the current balance," totaling "$174,411.13 …
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… if she did not accept the offer, she would be required to pay $50 per day for her use of the vehicle. Defendant also … rescinded the loan before she was obligated to make any payments, and A.U.L. cancelled the service contract. … plaintiff had established the following damages: the down payment of $1556.40, $499.90 to insure the Expedition, and …
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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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… 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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… providing the lender could "declare immediately due and payable all sums" secured by the mortgage upon the sale or … in the Paterson property to a third party. He did not pay off the remaining balance on the loan. The third party, however, made timely payments that Crown Bank accepted until the loan was repaid …
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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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… 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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… 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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… 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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… ordering NPS to immediately comply with the award of back pay to Brown for the period of September 21, 2015 to … Brown as a Technical Assistant 3, and awarded back pay. This was error. NPS was under no obligation to … to reinstatement to either position or an award of back pay. Consequently, the award was procured by undue means …
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… property settlement agreement (PSA) required defendant to pay plaintiff $150 per week in permanent alimony "until the … "significant change in circumstances and inability to pay." He claimed a significant reduction in his income and … and inaccurately reduced his alleged personal income by paying personal expenses with corporate funds. After oral …
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… at this juncture, would cause further undue delay in the payment of 3 A-3331-15T4 substantial unpaid medical bills,1 … seeking a declaration obligating either CURE or PLIGA to pay PIP benefits, and to consolidate the proceeding with the … permitting AtlantiCare to intervene to pursue its claim for payment of medical expenses arising out of treatment …
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… sentenced to a two-year term of probation and ordered to pay certain fines and assessments. Defendant appeals from … OF THE OFF[E]NSE OR THE DEFENDANT'S ABILITY TO PAY, NECESSITATING VACATION. (Not Raised Below). II. We … and (3) the judge failed to consider defendant's ability to pay the fine. We find insufficient merit in the first and …
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… hereinabove appropriated in Managed Care Initiative, Payments for Medical Assistance Recipients – Dental … – Affordable and Accessible Health Coverage Benefits, no payment shall be expended on orthodontic services for … the parties, the complaint recites the State's reduction of payments "so as to no longer require coverage of orthodontic …