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… hospital visitors' spots for a fee. RWJ makes a biweekly payroll deduction from the employees who are authorized to park in the Marina Lot, such as Manuel, to pay for the lease. Employees must submit an application for … the garage, "derived no direct business interest from paying for employees to park in the [garage,]" did not …
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… The court sanctioned defendants, ordering them to pay plaintiffs' counsel fees "caused by the delay and … appear for their depositions. Defendants then failed to pay the sanction, necessitating another motion and a court …
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… as custodian of plaintiff's UTMA account for purchases or payments made for plaintiff's benefit, or whether such purchases or payments were gifts and thus not subject to reimbursement. … the trial court did not err in finding the purchases or payments made by defendant were gifts rather than loans, and …
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… of Police Stacy Tappeiner that Bucci be suspended without pay pending termination. Thirteen days later, Tappeiner decided to suspend Bucci with pay, pending termination. The Department alleged Bucci did …
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… Pertinent to this appeal, the PA obligated the parties to pay their own counsel fees and litigation costs in the event … 5.2 [Defendant] has already received a prior lump sum payment of $150,000 from [plaintiff]. [Defendant] shall … provide proof within ten (10) days from this order of all payments to [her attorney's law firm] from March 2023, the …
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… the subsidiary fails to observe corporate formalities, pays no dividends, is insolvent, lacks corporate records, or … fraudulently created and left without sufficient assets to pay the assigned damage award. In a post judgment …
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… inheriting the property, defendant became delinquent in paying her property taxes and utilities. Defendant admits … the property, she "never made a single real property tax payment," attributing that failure to her mistaken belief … admitted she had "never made a single real property tax payment . . . ." She denied she had been served with the …
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… one person to do the work over a two-decade period; and paying one salary "in regular, periodic installments," first … Borough's practice of combining her jobs for purposes of paying petitioner's bi-monthly salary should have …
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… The first agreement (the "First 1981 Agreement"), required payment to the Township of "sewer service charges as set … second agreement (the "Second 1981 Agreement"), required payment of "a sanitary sewer fee to [the Township] for the … 1981 Johnson Road Agreement, the property owner agreed to pay a sanitary sewer service fee directly to the Township. …
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… proceeding, the court "recognize[d] the obligation to pay for the arbitration, which will be paid for and file[d] … representation, the court ordered defendants to do so and pay the costs as required by the Contract. Plaintiffs' claim …
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… into a written agreement in which plaintiff agreed to pay Post $182,000 to supply and install at plaintiff's … Post filed a counterclaim, alleging plaintiff, by not paying for the work Post had performed, had breached their … unjustly enriched, and had violated the New Jersey Prompt Payment Act, N.J.S.A. 2A:30A-1 to -2. After the parties …
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… . . . work to move it along. . . . I did not dispute the payment to him." Sometime after settling the medical … a certified civil trial attorney, he was not permitted to pay a referral fee "without regard to services performed or … The judge described these bases as: (1) Freiwald's improper payment of, and [defendant]'s improper acceptance of, the …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer . . . to demonstrate that the judgment [or local …
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… attached Statement of Reasons; and 1. Chubb is required to pay ensuing losses, meaning any loss that followed a covered … the jury ultimately awards; and 2. Chubb is required to pay (among other amounts) the cost for removing the home’s … risk” policy, the Deluxe Coverage part obligates Chubb to pay “all risk of physical loss” to Mr. Cohen’s home “unless …
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… . . . work to move it along. . . . I did not dispute the payment to him." Sometime after settling the medical … a certified civil trial attorney, he was not permitted to pay a referral fee "without regard to services performed or … The judge described these bases as: (1) Freiwald's improper payment of, and [defendant]'s improper acceptance of, the …
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… Cassidy offered to work at her first legal job without pay while in college. Judge Jacobson applied to law school … intention of becoming an English professor. In addition, we pay tribute in this issue to two departing members of the … a decreasing percentage of low-risk defendants unable to pay bail, according to an annual report released by the …
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… trial in a small claims case is informal. An individual taxpayer may appear on their own behalf or may be represented … value, in general, means the price a willing buyer will pay and a willing seller will accept. The buyer and seller … Tax Small Claims handbook was developed to assist the taxpayer in filing an appeal with the Tax Court of New Jersey. …
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… attached Statement of Reasons; and 1. Chubb is required to pay ensuing losses, meaning any loss that followed a covered … the jury ultimately awards; and 2. Chubb is required to pay (among other amounts) the cost for removing the home’s … risk” policy, the Deluxe Coverage part obligates Chubb to pay “all risk of physical loss” to Mr. Cohen’s home “unless …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer . . . to demonstrate that the judgment [or local …
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A-0527-20 Briefs
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… Hill alleged for the first time that he had agreed to pay Defendant to murder Stallworth. (30T275-16 to 22) Two … Stallworth $18,000—a debt that he was several weeks late in paying. (29T174-12 to 175-2) Stallworth was trying to … (29T175-3 to 176-2, 187-1 to 3) At first, Hill intended to pay Stallworth the amount he owed him. (29T186-1) But after …