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… N.J.S.A. 2C:21-25(a)(b)(1) and (2) (count two); failure to pay New Jersey state income tax, N.J.S.A. 54:52-9 (count … the judge imposed a $75,000 fine and $75,000 in restitution payable from defendant's 401k, after deducting $2500 already … phones, assisted customers, calculated and disbursed payroll, paid monthly bills, maintained business records, …
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… In relevant part, the judgment ordered defendant to pay child support and alimony and memorialized that he had … of divorce ordering him to return the marital assets and pay child support and alimony. He also determined that "it … the order to "[s]pecify the portion of any distribution payment from [d]efendant's BDO retirement monies to …
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… . . . . 5 A-1836-22 INSURING AGREEMENT The Company shall pay on behalf of the Insured all sums in excess of the … which the Insured shall become legally obligated to pay as Damages as a result of Claims first made against the … of the following: Sexual Acts Liability: The Company shall pay on behalf of the Insured all sums in excess of the …
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… and provide reports to PDC, who in turn received payment for those services from insurance companies. … debts, obligations, acts[,] and omissions, including the payment of all required withholding, social security and … 5.2, PDC was required to compensate "PTR by checks made payable directly to a [r]adiologist as agreed with PTR," and …
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… president Wayne Garten sent Gibbs home with a half-day's pay for sleeping on the job. On May 3, 2004, Gibbs was sent home again and given a half-day's pay. A-2996-10T4 5 received an unsolicited telephone call … conclusion of the meeting, Coleman suspended Gibbs without pay pending the outcome of the investigation. Part of that …
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… Finally, he explained to the court the response and payment, if any, plaintiff had received from defendant on … what was shown on all of the bills of lading, invoices, and payment schedules. He A-1600-15T1 13 described the change … supported plaintiff's claim that defendant's refusal to pay for the change in the orders was a breach of the …
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… voter approval. They do not allow the State to borrow to pay for general operating expense. See Lance v. McGreevey, … to declare a plenary “fiscal emergency,” i.e., to borrow to pay for general operating expenses untethered to a disaster … restrictions placed on such funds by, for example, paying the salaries of sediment technologists directly from …
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… the flow of revenues that might otherwise have been used to pay down the loan balances. Consistent with case law, … on the property or sue SPA. Instead, Bock sought payment from the Steelmans as guarantors on the loans. After the Steelmans declined to pay the amounts due, Bock filed a complaint against them in …
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… October 5, 2011. Pursuant to the MSA, plaintiff agreed to pay defendant permanent alimony of $2083.33 per month. The MSA stated: "[Plaintiff's] obligation to pay alimony will terminate . . . upon the earliest of the … her, has taken out the trash, and some weeks buys food or pays for meals outside the residence. She stated C.M. …
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… for approval of a . . . site plan," may be required "to pay [its] pro-rata share of the cost of providing only … [board] may not condition site plan approval on a developer paying for improvements that are unconnected to its development, or if connected, paying 10 A-3115-19 an amount that is disproportionate to …
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… and force main. In return, plaintiff stated it would pay for any 3 Plaintiff stated the average age of the … counsel's oral representation that plaintiff would have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to modernize the … to Morris and whether, if it did, Morris would then have to pay taxes or other fees to Florham Park as a result. There …
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… The developer also executed a mortgage note, promising to pay the DCA for the total amount of funding awarded to them. … executed a recapture mortgage note requiring them to pay $177,500 to the DCA: Upon the first non-exempt sale of … assignee of the [o]wner then selling the [p]roperty, shall pay the sum of $177,500.00 amount determined pursuant to …
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… to give HCSB, the innocent mortgagee, $1,400,033.36 to pay off the debt on plaintiffs' mortgage on 49 Bedens Brook … law fraud; unjust enrichment and restitution for GNIC's payment of plaintiffs' mortgage to HCSB; and violation of … homeowners policy on 49 Bedens Brook Road, plaintiffs were paying insurance on a rental property they owned with …
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… Examiners revoking his medical license and ordering him to pay $130,000 in penalties and $308,749.53 in costs for, … a member of appellant's staff about the theft of insurance payments. The detective testified that he arranged for one … on the two charges. The judge also ordered appellant to pay restitution in the amount of $235,093.75 and to forfeit …
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… agreed to in the amount of $28,378.95, Judge, and that is payable to Commerce Bank, Judge. . . . PLEA COUNSEL: Your Honor – THE COURT: Is he going to have the ability to pay back that kind of restitution? 4 A-0916-23 PLEA COUNSEL: … served and a five-year term of probation and ordered him to pay restitution to the bank he defrauded. A September 12, …
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… surgeon. Defendant executed two documents concerning payment for medical treatment. The first document, captioned "Agreement for Payment of Outstanding Bill," is dated October 10, 2009, and … I hereby agree to . . . direct my attorney . . . to pay any such outstanding medical bill due to Dr. Allen S. …
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… had visitation with their child and was ordered to pay child support. The parenting time exchange was conducted … "a current [CIS,] current tax returns[,] [and three] recent paystubs" were not submitted. Plaintiff moved for … findings are entitled to considerable deference, we do not pay special deference to its interpretation of the law." …
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… of ten years, expiring May 31, 2024. The monthly rental payment was $6,066.08. The lease terms included option … as Exhibit A . . . . d. The Tenant may not make additional payments to reduce the principal (for the purpose of the … thousand dollars ($50,000.00) to the Landlord. 2. This payment will be applied to the principal towards the …
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… of the chilling impact it would have on insurance companies paying PIP and medical bills quickly going forward. The next … to thwart the important legislative goal of ensuring prompt payment of PIP medical benefits. See Bardis, 199 N.J. at 278 … Tours of Am., 178 N.J. 460, 467 (2004)). Insurers that pay PIP medical benefits "in the ordinary course should do …
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… in violation of N.J.S.A. 39:4- 36(a), and sentencing her to pay a fine of $200 and $33 in court costs. We affirm. This … violated N.J.S.A. 39:4-36a. The judge ordered defendant to pay a fine of $200 and $33 in court costs. The judge …