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… an inadmissible net opinion if he or she 'cannot offer objective support for his or her opinions, but testifies … defendant, but Grassler 's opinions are untethered to any "objective" professional standard by which he reached his … (quoting Merchs. Express Money Ord. Co. v. Sun Nat'l Bank, 374 N.J. Super. 556, 563 (App. Div. 2005))). Thus, …
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… is provided for by a statutory scheme “with the primary objective of providing relief to the reformed offender who … the statutory scheme shall be construed with the primary objective of providing relief to the reformed offender who … Constitution. Sun Life Assurance Co. of Can. v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., 238 N.J. 157, 166 n.2 (2019). “[I]ts rulings …
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… her head, demonstrating mobility in her limbs, lifting objects from different heights, turning in different … 110 N.J. 363 (1988), Saint Clare’s decision was based on objective evidence -- the functional capacity evaluation -- … impermissible consideration’” (quoting Bergen Commercial Bank v. Sisler, 157 N.J. 188, 209 (1999)). NELA-NJ also …
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… allows warrantless entry if police officers possess an objectively reasonable basis to believe that prompt action … the next morning, on June 28, she and Hemenway met in a bank parking lot. There, she gave Hemenway money, and he … circumstances doctrine. “[I]f police officers ‘possess an objectively reasonable basis to believe’ that prompt action …
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… documents, such as “tax returns, unemployment records, and bank statements.” The State contends that the absence of …
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… search it must prove that law-enforcement officers had an objectively reasonable basis to believe that securing a … with the warrant requirement. He did not identify an objectively reasonable basis to believe that there was a … to a third-party provider, like a phone company or bank, to get service.”). Because phone records are protected …
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… in the same manner that we would interpret a statute.” U.S. Bank, N.A. v. Hough, 210 N.J. 187, 199 (2012). “Generally, …
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… estate appraiser, who was accepted by the court, without objection, as an expert in property valuation. Montclair did … preferred for assessing income-producing property”); TD Bank v. City of Hackensack, 28 N.J. Tax 363, 378 (Tax 2015); …
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… estate appraisers, who were accepted by the court, without objection, as experts in the property valuation field … preferred for assessing income-producing property”); TD Bank v. City of Hackensack, 28 N.J. Tax 363, 378 (Tax 2015); … and 001213-2021 Page -19- The expert’s opinion must have objective support and may not be based on a standard that is …
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… c. 157 §1. Article II of plaintiff’s By-Laws reiterate the “object” of plaintiff is “to provide and maintain for members … deemed “necessary, proper or desirable for the purposes and objects of the corporation.” L. 1870, c. 157, §2. … however being used by plaintiff as a garage), and Kearny Bank and Emporium. Per the Township’s assessor’s …
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… permitting uses that include appliance stores, bakeries, banks, clothing stores, electronic stores, furniture stores, … estate appraiser, who was accepted by the court, without objection, as an expert in the field of property valuation … Township’s proposed testifying expert. Washington Township objected to WSCI’s request. Accordingly, the court afforded …
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… inadequate rent. That approach, we believe, conduces to the objective of relative stability of assessments which we have … the Subject Property was not well managed, over counsel’s objection to the expert’s ruminations. The market survey … Property. Rather an investor would likely obtain a local bank loan, at a 20-year term. However, support for the local …
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… of the following items: Administration Association Dues; Bank Fees; Gifts; Imprint Purchases; Insurance; … while “morality” contemplates general approval of an “object” due a “common” public “sentiment.”). See also … RRI so claims, but in its legal brief, and then without any objective proof. Asserting that something is below market …
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… estate appraiser. Both appraisers were accepted without objection and their reports were submitted into evidence. … 451 (Tax 1985) (Adjustments must be adequately supported by objective data); Kearny Leasing Corp. v. Township of Kearny, … v. Borough of Leonia, 12 N.J. Tax 338, 344 (1992)). [TD Bank v. City of Hackensack, 28 N.J. Tax 363, 382–83 (2015).] …
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… centers, hotels, motels, business and professional offices, banks without drive-in facilities, and fully enclosed eating … estate appraisers, who were accepted by the court, without objection, as experts in the field of real property …
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… 54:10A-6(B)(6) as “all other business receipts.” See, e.g., Bank of Am. Consumer Card Holdings v. Dir., Div. of …
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… estate appraisers, who were accepted by the court, without objection, as experts in the field of real property … Cyanamid Co. v. Wayne Twp., 17 N.J. Tax 542 (Tax 1998); TD Bank v. City of Hackensack, 28 N.J. Tax 363 (Tax 2015). But … necessarily produce a result inconsistent with the court’s objective. In sum, certain appraisers and valuation experts …
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… Street, Suite 300 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 Michelle Banks-Spearman Assistant City Attorney City of Camden Office … the court granted the two-week extension over plaintiffs’ objections. There is nothing in the motion record suggesting …
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… regulatory approvals are obtained), the expert offered no objective market data supporting the conclusion that … See Worden-Hoidal Funeral Homes v. Borough of Red Bank, 21 N.J. Tax 336, 338 (Tax 2004). Given the court’s …
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… its own credibility determinations. See Judson v. Peoples Bank & Trust Co., 17 N.J. 67, 75 (1954), superseded by …