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… plan, Stuart's attorney noted the absence of any mental incompetence or undue influence regarding Stuart's wishes in … an answer and counterclaim alleging Stuart lacked the requisite mental competence to execute the November 2014 and … for his retirement accounts. After completing discovery, Amelia moved for summary judgment as to Wylie's …
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… was charged in the Chancery Division, Family Part with committing the following acts of delinquency that, if … to Mr. Sulaimani actually committing the fatal act. He was very young at the time, very impetuous at the time. He … a thirty-year parole disqualifier."4 The Supreme Court revisited its holding in Miller four years later in Montgomery, …
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… argues plaintiff failed to prove, by a preponderance of the competent evidence, that he committed the predicate act of … became verbally abusive. This verbal assault "escalated very, very quickly. He was yelling obscenities and bad things …
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… intentional infliction of emotional distress, aiding the commission of a tort, and conspiracy, based on defendant's … context of our custody and parenting time arrangement – the very same issues that are the crux of [p]laintiff's … with the DCPP in the time period in issue during the very early stages of the confidential investigation. The …
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… an April 3, 2020 order granting plaintiff's motion for discovery to determine whether plaintiff was entitled to modify … and vacated the April 3, 2020 order allowing discovery. We affirm. Plaintiff and defendant divorced in 2016. … "not live under the same roof" as Sam and they "maintained completely different households." She further certified they …
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… any opinion one way or another about whether the defendant committed these, or any, offenses. You should consider these … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts. If you find that the State has … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts.4 If you find that the State …
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… step in a course of conduct planned to culminate in his/her commission of the crime. The step taken must be one that is … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts. Bodily injury is defined as … These preparatory steps must be substantial and not just very remote preparatory acts.3 Bodily injury is defined as …
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… airplane and also means any place adapted for overnight accommodation of persons, or for carrying on business therein, … compounding necessary to prepare the substance for that delivery. “Possession with intent to manufacture, distribute, or … a certain thing. Intent is a state of mind, and it is very rare that intent is proven by witnesses who can testify …
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… at the direction of a "director and/or principal" of the company. Further, the court found plaintiff's claims were … to an unauthorized third- party. II. Following discovery, defendant moved for summary judgment. It maintained … for a wrong guess in the guessing game advocated by [] Tod. Very simply, defendant followed the direction of a corporate …
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… REPAIR, INC., a/k/a STEVE'S TOWING & AMT TOWING AND RECOVERY, LLC, Defendants. _______________________________ NOT … order granting the summary judgment dismissal of its complaint against defendant Township of Gloucester. … the order without allowing plaintiff to complete any discovery. We vacate the dismissal order and remand for further …
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… judgment to Wells Fargo on the remaining claims in her complaint. In the related foreclosure action, in opposition … and 8 A-3197-15T2 counterclaims in the foreclosure action very well [may bar] assertion of those claims and defenses … all parties involved in a litigation should at the very least present in that proceeding all of their claims …
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… States and Jordan. On October 2, 2015, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant seeking injunctive relief under … And it makes sense to this [c]ourt, certainly from a very practical standpoint that when that information was … or disturb [plaintiff]." The judge concluded it was "very apparent . . . that there is a continuing need to …
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… possession. The judge stated: Rather than answer you in a very general way, you're reminded that here there's only one … as to the matter in which the alleged offense was . . . committed, and the number of parties who participated. In … outcome of the trial, and if unfavorable, then condemn the very procedure he sought and urged, claiming it to be error …
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… (3) any observed activity of the person, (4) physical comparisons with the height or size of nearby objects or … of a person or persons to be at the extremes of old age and very young, distant from the relevant legal threshold age -- … of a person or persons to be at the extremes of old age and very young, distant from the relevant legal threshold age -- …
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… * NOT FOR PUBLICATION WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE TAX COURT COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS TAX COURT OF NEW JERSEY Mala Sundar … 12/29/15 $450,000 Plaintiff relied on the County Board’s website, which provides a web version of a property record … either property. However, the fact that the comparables are very similar as to physical characteristics, age, size, 7 …
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… person and property. Her parents thereafter engaged in a very acrimonious divorce after a twenty-three-year marriage. … their role as her co-guardians. They also agreed to "exert every reasonable effort" to ensure that Jennifer had … residential treatment facility in Massachusetts, regularly communicated and wanted a relationship with both her …
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… argues plaintiff failed to prove, by a preponderance of the competent evidence, that he committed the predicate act of … became verbally abusive. This verbal assault "escalated very, very quickly. He was yelling obscenities and bad things …
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… or about September 2017, A.A., the older child, ceased all communication with the father, defendant Y.A. Apparently, … to need to engage in reunification therapy at -- at the very least. But nevertheless, I have grave concerns about … children's] emotional well-being." The judge added, "I feel very strongly that it would not be in the children's best …
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… involves a claim against a public entity and thus must comply with the provisions of the Tort Claims Act (TCA), … case, "this rule would carry no weight" if "she and every other claimant were permitted to toll the statute of … of limitations would make the rule pointless because every medical malpractice plaintiff deals with a similar …
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… a main focus of the trial involved B.Q.'s ability to communicate. Trial testimony revealed that B.Q. has limited … ask him to try and turn his head. And sometimes he can and very often, you know, you'll have to wait half a minute or … DYFS and the Camden County jail 6 A-1624-17T4 when I made a very specific limiting instruction. I'm not sure what he …