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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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… fees and remand for the trial court to make the requisite findings of fact and conclusions of law. I. This is now … Defendant also claimed he did not have the ability to comply with the remand order, and he asked the court to … at 4) (citing R. 2:11-3(e)(1)(E)). We added the following comment: In response to defendant's arguments, plaintiff …
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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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… 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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… 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 …
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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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… Pilgrim Diner and is entitled to overtime pay. Plaintiff commenced the initial action in the Chancery Division on … inexcusable delay. The court allowed plaintiff to amend the complaint to add overtime-pay claims, after which the case … profit." With the understanding that Rudnick was close to selling the Pilgrim Diner, plaintiff filed a complaint …
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… paid the amounts assessed. In May 2016, the Estate filed a complaint in the Tax Court, seeking reversal of the … sale or gift wherein the transferor is entitled to some income, right, interest or power, either expressly or by … prior to death, shall have executed an irrevocable and complete disposition of all reserved income, rights, …
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… (the March 20 order) that: 1) dismissed the second amended complaint filed by plaintiff, Strike PCH, LLC (Strike), … in all other respects, including the dismissal of the complaint against 3 A-3918-19 the Pinnex Defendants and … the parties to "return."1 I. Strike's second amended complaint was dismissed on the Pinnex Defendants' motion to …
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… development of the record, we need not discuss the facts comprehensively. The following details will suffice for our … executive in the pharmaceutical industry, netting annual income between $300,000 to $1.38 million between 2000-2007, … studio business, Powerflow Yoga. As a result, his annual income drastically declined to $82,159 in 2008 and $12,844 in …
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… rate of speed. The victim operated a property management company and was last seen earlier in the morning of … much of this testimony and placed the car near the murder site at the time of the shooting. In his statement, White … affiliation testimony; failing to object to the state's comments in summation; failing to object to the state's …
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… defendants) motion for summary judgment on count two of the complaint. Count two alleged a violation under the New … summary judgment requires our consideration of "the competent evidential materials submitted by the parties to … share a beer with him on two occasions and has similarly visited other residents. The employee admitted to using the …
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… THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT COMPANY PURSUANT TO N.J.S.A. 40:55D-19 FOR A DETERMINATION … the business of purchasing, distributing, transporting, and selling electricity to approximately 1.1 million customers … or welfare of the public . . . and that no alternative site or sites are reasonably available to achieve an …
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… DOCKET NO. A-3771-17T1 DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE OF THE INDYMAC INDX MORTGAGE TRUST … in favor of plaintiff Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, following the entry of a December 21, 2016 order … coercive, manipulative, and other improper tactics in selling[,] . . . processing, approving and extending" the …
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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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… arguments for our consideration: POINT I THE MOTION COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR IN DENYING [DEFENDANT'S] MOTION … caution in the belief that 'an offense has been or is being committed[.]'" Brinegar v. United States, 338 U.S. 160, … test. The "test requires the court to make a practical, common sense determination whether, given all of the …
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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 …