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… time on the eve of trial[,] that they were responsible to pay over $25,000 in advance of the trial to secure treating … defendants advised plaintiff about her responsibility to pay over $25,000 in advance for expert witness testimony; (2) when plaintiff was told about the $25,000 payment; (3) what, if anything, the fee agreement between …
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… among other things, ordered defendant John H. Waldorf to pay plaintiff Lisa B. Waldorf permanent alimony of $2000 per … within a certain period of time, or that J.M. agreed to pay $1000 toward the moving expenses. 4 J.M. testified … provides: Alimony may be suspended or terminated if the payee cohabits with another person. Cohabitation involves a …
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… in a gross settlement of $1,875,000 to her, and a per quod payment of $125,000 to Perry. Plaintiff Christina R. Kempa … loans for personal and business purposes, and promised to pay the loans "in full upon the receipt of [defendant's] … to defendants "based upon their oral agreements to repay" her. Plaintiff further asserts Perry issued sixteen bad …
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… petitioner committed fraud by using City credit cards to pay for personal expenses. On August 17, 2007, the Acting … use of funds from his election campaign account to pay for his federal criminal defense. Petitioner did not …
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… & Casualty Guaranty Association (MPCGA) as to coverage, payee, and amount.3 The notices advised RCOC it had to file … documents necessary to determine if the POCs qualified for payment as "covered claims." 3 State guaranty associations provide mechanisms for paying the covered claims of their respective residents, as …
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… [plaintiff] that he was suspended indefinitely without pay effective October 1, 2004. On or about September 30, … his CRA claim, because it is only authorized to award back pay, seniority, benefits, and counsel fees. Muise v. GPU, …
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… her burden of proof." The order gave defendant ten days to pay plaintiff twice the amount of her security deposit. The … filed a motion for a stay of the order requiring her to pay plaintiff, and a separate motion for reconsideration and … its August 31, 2016 order and November 4, 2016 order for payment of fees. We remand the matter for a case management …
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… allegations were sustained, an insurer would be required to pay the judgment. Sears Roebuck & Co. v. Nat'l Union Fire … not extend to "claims which would be beyond the covenant to pay if the claimant prevailed." Burd v. Sussex Mut. Ins. …
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… Farm's claim. State Farm did not seek restitution for a payment made under a mistake of fact, but sought to recoup overpayments as a result of Stokes' overbilling. Stokes only … the trial judge's finding that more than $130,000 in overpayments were made to Stokes is not supported by adequate, …
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… employees. As a result, the Department ordered plaintiff to pay unemployment compensation and disability contributions … Those individuals receive a W2 form and are paid on the payroll with the required tax contributions. Santore … determines whether employers and employees are obligated to pay unemployment compensation taxes as well as whether …
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… of up to $250,000 in PIP benefits subject to 20% co-pays and a $250 deductible. The minimum required PIP … automobile insurance and more uninsured motorists receive payment on their claims for personal injuries, those who obey our compulsory insurance laws pay higher premiums. The Legislature may do more than ponder …
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… 2010, DeMey filed suit against Levin Cyphers for failure to pay fees that were owed for services rendered. In January … with OCBA against Levin, asserting he had failed to pay any invoices for work Adam Safeguard had been retained …
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… obligations on the part of the Landlord or any mortgagee to pay premiums), comprehensive general liability and property … at 521. Another term of the lease required the tenant to pay a pro rata share (with all other tenants) of the cost of …
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… listed as May 31. Defendant argued this "acceptance of payment" "effectively created a new tenancy," which was not … and not with defendant. Further, plaintiff "accepted rent payments made on [defendant]'s behalf" for the months of … this issue. Defendant also asserts plaintiff accepted rent payments after notice to vacate was issued. She incorrectly …
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… of any covered cause of loss, that Providence Mutual would pay "for direct physical loss of or damage" to the property. … the prosecutor to impose three conditions: (1) Likakis's payment of 4 A-2109-15T3 $11,321.89 in restitution to … and special conditions imposed upon him, and was ordered to pay $11,321.89 in restitution to Providence Mutual at the …
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… of this Termination Option shall not be conditioned on the payment by Tenant to Landlord of any termination or other … in that circumstance, the tenant remained obligated to pay rent until the expiration of the lease term, i.e., … 2009, the tenant claims it was no longer obligated to pay rent after February 28, 2010. The practical effect of …
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… denied Sone's claims but directed Bishop Rosen to pay the administrative fees, which included Sone's filing … Rosen compelled plaintiff to bear this expense; these payments came to Bishop Rosen both directly from plaintiff … he worked "for more than two years without receiving any pay for work performed for the benefit" of Bishop Rosen. III …
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… to the complaint. The contract provided that MCI would pay plaintiff an annual base salary of $120,000. Plaintiff … salary, a share of profits, commissions and unused vacation pay. In addition, plaintiff claimed that MCI was tortiously … and other MCI employees provided while in New J ersey, and payments made by New J ersey-based clients. He stated that …
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… things, that Mack-Morris could redeem Ronald's shares by paying the amount remaining due on the judgment. The order … In September 1991, DiMisa and Ronald pled guilty to paying kickbacks to a bank to induce it to lend more than … and is (a) registered in the name of the purchaser, (b) payable to the order of the purchaser, or (c) specially …
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… allegations are sustained, the insurer will be required to pay the resulting judgment, and in reaching a conclusion, … Justice Weintraub stated: "when coverage, i.e., the duty to pay, depends upon a factual issue which will not be resolved …