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… Fire District #2) and LINCOLN NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendants, and CHRISTINA WOYTAS, individually and … $750,000 life insurance policy from Symetra Life Insurance Company (Symetra), naming his children as equal … when, by committing suicide, he failed to maintain the requisite life insurance policies. To hold otherwise would permit …
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… set forth in Judge Mary F. Thurber's written opinion accompanying the order. Judge Thurber's twenty-six-page … a 2008 report that defendant was smoking marijuana and selling drugs from her home was determined to be unfounded. … to contact [her friend] or the cousins who allegedly visited on the day of the stabbing. Nor did she bring forward …
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… DEPRIVED DEFENDANT OF A FAIR TRIAL. A. The Trial Judge Committed Reversible Error By Prohibiting Defense Counsel … 2C:39-3(d); second-degree possession of a firearm while committing a CDS distribution offense, N.J.S.A. 2C:39-4.1; … offenses: loitering for purposes of using, possessing, or selling CDS, N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2.1; and possessing drug …
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… granting summary judgment dismissing the third amended complaint, which alleges causes of action for negligent … by way of foreclosure deed in lieu and that Seller is selling and Buyer is purchasing the property in its present … real estate . . . would be liable for nondisclosure of on-site defective conditions if those conditions were known to …
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… 5 A-2398-15T3 II. In Point I, defendant argues the judge committed plain error by omitting two portions of the model … reveal defendant had ever applied for or received the requisite firearms permit. The Model Charge explains to the jury … that a man fitting defendant's description would be selling heroin at a certain intersection, while sitting on a …
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… apartment as a "stash house" for the drugs they were selling on the street and in a nearby park. Id. at 3. … Instead, on his own motion, the judge determined that he committed prejudicial error during the trial by not … a "probability sufficient to undermine confidence in the outcome" of the proceeding. [State v. O'Neil, 219 N.J. 598, 611 …
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… a man matching defendant's 3 A-4771-15T1 description was selling drugs from his hotel room, and would be driving a … the car, show his hands, and exit the vehicle. Defendant complied. Detective Robert Duffy and fellow officers … that the New York offenses were "substantially similar or comparable to crimes of the third degree in New Jersey," on …
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… had occurred in October 2014.1 In November 2014, while the complaint for the FRO was pending, C.L. filed for divorce. … had assaulted and abused J.L. and awarded her $150,000 in compensatory damages. The court also awarded J.L. just over … difficulty of the questions involved, and the skill requisite to perform the legal service properly; (2) the …
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… v. EDWARD CRUZ and E.E. CRUZ & COMPANY, INC., Third-Party Defendants-Respondents. Argued … W. Taraschi argued the cause for respondent E.E. Cruz & Company, Inc. (Connell Foley LLP, attorneys; Mitchell W. … The check was thereafter endorsed and 6 A-4604-15T2 deposited by E.E. Cruz. E.E. Cruz also produced ledgers of …
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… Enviro-Sciences Inc. Defendant moved to dismiss the complaint because it was barred by the statute of … to state a claim. The trial court dismissed plaintiffs' complaint with prejudice. We affirm. The following facts are … with certain obligations under the New Jersey Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA). Plaintiffs allege defendant was …
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… plaintiff Bijou Villa Condominium Association, Inc. filed a complaint against defendants, alleging they failed to obtain … and maintains the two-building seventy-unit condominium complex located next to the Shark River in Neptune, New … defendants' failure to conduct themselves with the requisite standard of care required of a licensed insurance …
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… Frank Pescatore, with: (1) first-degree conspiracy to commit financial facilitation of a criminal activity, … and N.J.S.A. 2C:21-25; (2) second-degree conspiracy to commit theft by deception, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:20-4; (3) second-degree conspiracy to commit insurance fraud, contrary to N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and …
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… defendant David Shannon, a former employee who began competing against plaintiff, allegedly using legally … judgment in favor of defendant on all counts of plaintiff's complaint, arguing that genuine issues of material fact … employees, which reads that defendant personally "visited" an employee from Central Biomedia, who provided the …
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… THE COUNSEL OF HIS CHOICE BY FAILING TO ENGAGE IN THE REQUISITE INQUIRIES WHEN [DEFENDANT] INDICATED THE DESIRE TO … III, VI, VII, and VIII of defendant's pro se brief fail to comply with Rule 2:6-2(a)(1), mandating citation to "the … which was initiated when a C.I. told police defendant "was selling crack cocaine and using a Bonneville Pontiac to make …
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… LLC, doing business as Smartfish Technologies', complaint for failure to state a claim upon which relief can … of contract. Smartfish manufactures ergonomically designed computer keyboards and mice. Maxell is a retailer of computer-related products. Hitachi, Ltd. is the controlling …
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… DID NOT HAVE PROBABLE CAUSE TO BELIEVE THAT [DEFENDANT] COMMITTED A VIOLATION OF N.J.S.A. 2C:33-2.1. THEREFORE, THE … BY SUBJECTING [DEFENDANT] TO A FULL CUSTODIAL ARREST FOR COMMITTING A DISORDERLY PERSONS OFFENSE. We reject these … – "Loitering for purpose of illegally using, possessing or selling controlled substance" — and appears nowhere in the …
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… bought their property in 2004, grass covered the area comprising the easement. In April 2008, defendant hired a … home when they bought their own home. Plaintiffs did not complain to defendants about the trees until 2012, when the … can be uprooted. Finally, he stated when he observed the site in 2013, he noticed "tree foliage" between the trees, …
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… 587) appeal from a March 4, 2015 order dismissing their complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging preliminary and final site plan approval granted by defendant City of Linden … In October 2014, Cherokee and Linden 587 filed a complaint in lieu of prerogative writs challenging the …
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… at 429. In that regard, the Court has explained: We have come to the conclusion that an expert is no better qualified … distribution that are 11 A-4025-14T3 beyond the juror's common understanding. In drug cases, such ultimate-issue … posed to an expert witness in a drug case should be compact and easy to understand and should not take the form …
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… a man staying in room twenty-three of the motel had been selling large quantities of PCP in the area for a month. … open the door." Sarkos banged on the door and heard a commotion from inside the room and the sound of running … thought the liquid was PCP or "wak," which is what PCP is commonly called in the City. Defendant replied, "I ain't …