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… Security benefits, the Social Security Administration pays the full benefit they would pay, and the insurance carrier is the one that gets the benefit of the reduction in payment." In a reverse offset state, the workers' …
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… been cut off in the manner in this chapter set forth, by paying to the collector, or to the collector of delinquent … intervenes in the action [(the procedural requirement)] and pays the property owner more than nominal consideration for …
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… class. If hired, Bellwether employees were subject to a new pay scale, new benefits, and were not guaranteed the same … the letter offered to "cover the cost of [her] COBRA payments if she currently ha[d] Bellwether health insurance … was advised once Devereux confirmed her experience, her pay rate would be discussed in "detail," but the "starting …
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… a judge may enter an order "requiring the defendant to pay to the victim monetary compensation for losses suffered … made by bona fide victims who might have the ability to pay." Wine, 379 N.J. Super. at 293. Accordingly, the only …
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… a final judgment of divorce. In the MSA, James1 agreed to pay alimony of $700 per week. In 2018, James moved to … that date. Carol produced checks for $1,900 monthly rent payments to Dammann for January 2021 to June 2021. On … because he was in arrears on his alimony and child support payments at the time he filed his motion, and, as a result, …
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… because she had worked there. 4 A-1265-21 father to avoid paying taxes." She also mentioned Salters "seemed to lack … receive financial aid and in order for his father to avoid paying taxes." Hillside does not argue those allegations …
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… at eighteen percent, concluding "the City never agreed to pay [the] plaintiff" that amount, and the "plaintiff had no … Id. at 484. We noted that "[n]o statute or rule authorizes paying [eighteen percent] to plaintiff under these … the purchaser of an invalid tax sale certificate sought payment of interest at the eighteen percent rate provided by …
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… marriage − twelve years and three months − plaintiff should pay defendant alimony of $2,400 per month until June 30, … by adequate, substantial and 2 Plaintiff was ordered to pay $473 per week in child support effective as of the date … Defendant asserted plaintiff made the "last alimony payment in June 2021 pursuant to the DJOD." Defendant cited …
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… assault, N.J.S.A. 2C:12-1(a)(1), and sentenced defendant to pay fines, costs, and penalties. Following a de novo review, … persons simple assault. The judge sentenced defendant to pay a fine of $50 and imposed additional penalties and costs …
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… station, and garage. Plaintiff contends defendant did not pay rent between April 2017 and September 2017. Plaintiff additionally claims defendant failed to pay rent between April 2020 and December 2020, during the … of Warren County seeking a judgment of possession for nonpayment of rent. Plaintiff later amended the complaint …
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… determination is presumed to be correct, and the taxpayer bears the burden of proving entitlement to farmland … 1989). In order to demonstrate entitlement to relief a taxpayer must produce sufficient competent evidence … recycling dumping service in which various companies pay tipping fees . . . to dump various materials onto the …
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… an argument over defendant trying to take a puppy without paying for it. And that morning as he was getting his bike … defendant attempted to take a puppy Saunders had without paying full price, "[s]o the night I got stabbed I thought …
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… If the money obtained from the sale is not enough to pay off the debt, the lender may sue the borrower for the … and reasonable value of the collateral (plus or minus any payments or charges incurred in disposing of the collateral) … If the money obtained from the sale is not enough to pay off the debt, the lender may sue the borrower for the …
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… equivocal significance. He may use it to escape or hide, to pay debts or go into business, or to support himself or his … equivocal significance. He may use it to escape or hide, to pay debts or go into business, or to support himself or his …
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… be submitted the statement or omission of material fact for payment or reimbursement for health care services. The … fact is material if it could have affected the decision to pay or reimburse for the health care services. This … facts in the record, bill, claim or document submitted for payment or reimbursement for treatment or procedure was …
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… market value is the price that a buyer would be willing to pay and a seller would be willing to accept if both parties … market value is the price that a buyer would be willing to pay and a seller would be willing to accept if both parties …
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… an appropriate resolution prescribed by the commission, may pay the premium or periodic charges for the benefits … Wood, the plaintiff suffered a detriment when he elected to pay over $32,000 to buy back two and a half years of … including Plaintiffs, for their spousal Medicare Part B payments. Considering that none of the Agreements that …
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… that a lien be placed on his property, and ordered him to pay court costs. This appeal followed. In deciding it, the … these types of convictions, “service of the sentence or the payment of the fine imposed on the conviction—or even the … would need to assess the fine.3 Then, if Balani failed to pay it, the official had the ability to file in 3 The …
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… evidence to show that the market (buyers) will pay the same price for smaller houses with larger lots and … from which the court could surmise that the market would pay more or less for this physical characteristic. Nor was …
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… The direct sales comparison approach analysis by taxpayer’s appraiser resulted in a valuation of $1,120,000. The … to their valuation determination, the testimony of the taxpayer’s appraiser showed that at least four of these … of comparable sales and leases used to support the taxpayer’s valuation of the subject property. II. Conclusions …