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… JERSEY APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-3800-19 WILLIAM DEW, Complainant-Appellant, v. S. COLUMBIA TERRACE, LLC, … a monthly rent of $1,223. However, Dew did not pay the requisite $1,773 security deposit, nor did he pay rent from … "shall determine whether or not probable cause exists to credit the allegations of the verified complaint." N.J.A.C. …
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… were calendared back-to-back and, because they share common facts, we now consolidate them solely for the purpose of … FROM THE LOSS OF THE ANTICIPATED VALUE OF NEW JERSEY TAX CREDITS. Having carefully reviewed the record, and in light …
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… 6, 2018, the parties remained in contact for the next month. By January 10, 2019,2 however, the parties seemingly … times. Plaintiff testified that defendant's repeated communications and "obsessive behavior" made her "worried … by defendant's repeated contact with her. The judge, crediting plaintiff's testimony, noted that in the past …
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… we overturn an agency decision merely because we would have come to a 3 A-5313-17T3 different conclusion. In re … at which time he had twenty-five years of PFRS service credit. In 2015, the Board agreed to postpone action on … been dishonorable. It emphasized that McLean's misconduct demonstrated a high degree of moral turpitude and concluded …
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… Joseph W. Denneler argued the cause for respondent (Salmon, Ricchezza, Singer & Turchi, LLP, attorneys; Joseph W. … basement, laundry area, and attic - - buyers are seeking a credit 1 The Lee and Foerster defendants were dismissed from … to a global $6500 reduction in the purchase price that encompassed the entire punch list set forth in her attorney's …
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… after the accident, plaintiff went to the emergency room complaining of a stiff neck and pain in his back and hand. … of the jury merely because he would have reached the opposite conclusion . . . ." Dolson v. Anastasia, 55 N.J. 2, 6 … two days after the accident. Further, the jury could have credited Dr. Bercik's opinion that plaintiff sustained only …
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… Court of New Jersey, Chancery Division, Family Part, Monmouth County, Docket No. FD-13-2846-94. Williams Law … had graduated high school, was taking classes at the local community college, earning credits toward an associate degree, and had applied, …
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… likely such marijuana is for distribution. During his testimony, defendant admitted the marijuana in the shoe belonged … JURORS WHO WERE PART OF A-5185-14T4 8 THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY DENIED DEFENDANT A FAIR TRIAL. POINT III – THE … marijuana with the intent to distribute. Plainly, the jury credited defendant's testimony, accepting he had nothing to …
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… upon Dr. Berman's re-evaluation of Dodson, the Board revisited its original decision regarding disability retirement … assigned duties." The ALJ considered Dodson's subjective complaints of pain in her lower back, especially when she … that the result of a traumatic injury. The ALJ further credited Dr. Berman's testimony that if a tear occurred on …
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… and thorough opinions. We add only a few additional comments to lend context to the instant appeal. In the fall … Defendant also insisted the affiant falsely stated money given to the C.I. for a controlled buy was "previously … for probable cause, provided that a substantial basis for crediting that information is presented. Sullivan, 169 N.J. …
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… MERE information statement, merits brief, and all documents comprising the record contain his full name, we use his … "contemplates introduction of relevant and material testimony and the application of an independent judgment to the … records showing M.G.'s hospital admission.6 The judge credited an entry that M.G. told hospital personnel he tried …
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… defaulted on mortgage payments prompting Unity to file a complaint in foreclosure against 75 North Holdings. Upon … addenda modifying the lease term and amount of rent per month. The addenda stated that all other terms of the … had to collect the security deposit from its predecessor or credit the amount to Siris' lease. Otherwise, AJB was …
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… of her right to reject the loan within three days of completing the paperwork. Defendant defaulted on the loan on … Thereafter, Aurora placed defendant on two consecutive six- month trial payment plans for mortgage modification, but … Predatory lenders "target certain populations for onerous credit terms" and take advantage of borrowers due to their …
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… 1 NOT TO BE PUBLISHED WITHOUT APPROVAL OF THE COMMITTEE ON OPINIONS SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY … appropriate. Put another way, “a litigant must initially demonstrate that the Court acted in an arbitrary, capricious, … Super. 392, 396 (Law Div. 1975) (citing Block v. Ford Motor Credit Co., 286 A. 2d 228 (D.C. Ct. App. 1972); see also …
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… limited to announcing to the jury that the defendant ha[d] committed an offense that satisfie[d] the statutory … wrist and began to twist his wrist in the cusp of his opposite hand while he testified. Also, the court f[ound] … range of reasonable professional assistance." The court credited counsel's explanation "that she stipulated to the …
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… car dealership, which operates as Car Buyer USA, via its website to inquire about selling his newly leased vehicle, a … this Purchase Order was delivered to the Seller. Failure to comply with these requirements within the [seventy-two]-hour … or maybe there was some tax advantage with the . . . tax credits. But . . . I understand he put nothing down and made …
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… men were having a conversation, the man handed defendant money, and then defendant went into his house. At that … home if he refused. It is apparent that the court did not credit this testimony, but its opinion does not explain why. … already taken in this matter. Remand proceedings shall be completed within ninety days. We do not retain jurisdiction. …
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… Board (Board) denying his parole and establishing a sixty-month future parole eligibility Term (FET). We affirm. In … of parole ineligibility. During his incarceration, Rivera committed six institutional infractions. These infractions … segregation, and 485 days' loss of commutation credits. Rivera became eligible for parole for the first …
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… rendered . . . ." In May 2020, plaintiffs amended the complaint to include negligence claims against defendants … defendants for contribution, indemnity, and settlement credit. 3 A-2909-23 In December 2023, the trial court … the medical defendants' liability, which is a prerequisite to proving the broker malpractice claim against …
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… that plaintiff had violated her FRO by making negative comments about her. The second call to the police was made … he would violate defendant's FRO. After hearing the testimony from both parties, and after considering the exhibits … that plaintiff needed a restraining order. The court credited plaintiff's testimony concerning several prior …