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… imposing a penalty, attorney's fees, and costs for the late payment of benefits after settlement of a claim. We reverse. … provided coverage to the Borough. The Borough agreed to pay $7500 of the settlement attributable to the period for … which its insurance coverage is in dispute. The Borough's payment obligation was memorialized in an August 15, 2017 …
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… comes out to $1694.14." The judge noted that "[n]one of the payments [from defendant to plaintiff] match up for December payments in terms of the $1024.16 or the $669.98 being paid … we invoice the client and that's what [defendant] uses to pay us. It's on the [defendant's] website, we have to use …
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… action imposed a fifteen-day suspension without pay. Trenton is a civil service municipality. Plaintiff … a "50 percent" frivolous litigation sanction of $3760.75, payable by plaintiff's counsel to defendants within thirty … Consequently, the sanction may be in the form of a penalty payable to the court or "payment to the movant of some or …
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… or that NJSEA has the authority to order a party to pay the counsel and experts' fees and costs of another. We … prejudice and submitting a new one, or to compel MEPT to pay for appellant's fees and costs. One of the NJSEA's …
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… Martin filed a motion based on respondent's refusal to pay for Percocet prescriptions after September 2017. Martin … to determine whether respondent should be compelled to pay for Martin's prescription opioid medication in …
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… probation on each count, to be served concurrently, and to pay 1 The judgment of conviction provides that the … local ordinance for disorderly conduct. She was ordered to pay restitution to the victim, fines and costs. Petitioner's …
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… because, according to plaintiffs, defendants were "still" paying Lomax's fees for the CAFRA application process. Even if defendants were "still" paying these fees, that would not preclude them from raising …
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… check. On approximately 125 checks, she wrote "cash" as the payee and the individual aide's first name or nickname in … sometimes wrote checks for more than the aide was due in pay, with the excess to be used to purchase items for D.Z. … for fees and three checks were written to the township to pay local property taxes on her residence. The three aides …
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… beneficiaries in Hourihan's Will were ordered to repay to the estate the entire amount of the gift. Those … in the Will as direct beneficiaries were ordered to repay the estate the amount of the gifts that exceeded the … motion to stay the execution of her order requiring the repayment of the gifts pending the outcome of this appeal. 4 …
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… We, accordingly, vacate that aspect of the order compelling payment of half the distributions to Sara and remand for an … Holdings entities in 2017-18 and was thus responsible to pay the taxes on that income. According to David, the import … that aspect of the January 4, 2019 order directing David to pay Sara half of his net distribution in 2017-18 from the 12 …
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… of the lease agreement, Watchung Liquors was required to pay real estate taxes and late fees, in addition to monthly … Watchung Liquors repeatedly failed to make required payments, including taxes and additional rent. Despite … executed a promissory note, obligating Watchung Liquors to pay the $23,000 arrearages through monthly payments of …
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… this policy is provided: (a) on a primary basis, we will pay only our share of the loss that must be paid under … on a primary basis. (b) on an excess basis, we will pay only our share of the loss that must be paid under …
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… 551 (App. Div. 1972). The defendant insurer was required to pay reasonable medical expenses for injuries caused by an … automobile coverage." See Di Orio II, 79 N.J. at 264. By paying an additional premium, an insured could obtain such …
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… the sole borrower. Defendant used a portion of the funds to pay off the outstanding 1997 loan obtained by Bushteyn. On … to have acquired rights," and "someone else was to pay" the 1997 mortgage. The judge held that this was not …
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… opposed alternating the exemption because plaintiff did not pay child support and because she needed it more than him. … the child's alleged autism diagnosis. He had "no issue paying [c]hild [s]upport pursuant to the Child Support Guidelines" and attached his paystubs and W-2. The trial judge heard the matter on July …
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… JUDGE] INCORRECTLY AND PREMATURELY APPLIED THE VOLUNTARY PAYMENT DOCTRINE[.] A. The Voluntary Payment Doctrine Is An Affirmative Defense, And Therefore … Was Not Required To Plead An Exception [T]o [T]he Voluntary Payment Doctrine, [MCC] Did, In Fact, Plead Facts In Its …
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… control the details of the work; (4) the special employer pays the employee's wages; and (5) the special employer has … proceeds of those invoices, less its percentage share, to pay plaintiff his weekly wages and benefits. Those … was accountable only to the staffing agency that signed his paychecks is belied by the facts he admitted on the motion. …
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… available personal and vacation time and the need to pay overtime to the sergeant who had to cover his shift when … that we reinstate him to the title of sergeant "with back pay and all emoluments of the title" and remand to the …
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… OF RESTITUTION OWED AND WHETHER [DEFENDANT] COULD AFFORD TO PAY IT. In addressing Point I, we note that "a search … to defendant's contention, the judge did not order him to pay restitution as part of the sentence. Therefore, no …
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… to take private property for public use, but the State must pay "just compensation." N.J. Const. art. I, ¶ 20. Our … acquired must be taken for a 'public use,' the State must pay 'just compensation' in exchange for the property, and no …