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… actions to recover fees Horizon wrongfully refused to pay on presentation. Although not unsympathetic to … out-of-network services" "in excess of any deductible, copayment, or coinsurance amount," N.J.S.A. 26:2SS-8(a)(1), … Each of appellants presented proof of admitted underpayments by Horizon, ranging from tens of thousands to …
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… "[i]f collection action is required, the [c]ustomer will pay . . . attorneys' fees." On February 27, 2019, plaintiff …
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… also conditioned on you having no contact with the victim, paying restitution . . . and . . . and you’d be subject to …
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… liquidated damages clause. Defendants demanded plaintiff pay them $128,000 because the work was not completed until …
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… Defendant watched C.M. pull out over $1,000 in cash to pay for his purchase. C.M. agreed to give defendant a ride …
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… support check because defendant refused to send her the payments. Defendant "stormed out of his house. . . . His … time exchange "saying that [he] should be in jail for not paying her [child support] . . . [and] that [he] was not to have [the] children for nonpayment." He asserted he went to plaintiff's vehicle to …
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… been ordered at the time custody was established in 2012 to pay $40 weekly in child support. Later, by order dated March …
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… and fell as they "were going close to" where patrons "pay." Although neither she nor her daughter saw anything on …
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… between January 1 and July 1, 2007. Poosikian contacted a payroll clerk in Haworth, where he remained an elected member of council. The payroll clerk unsuccessfully attempted to enroll him in the … the Division of Pensions and Benefits (Division) sent the payroll clerk an employment verification form with …
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… subsequently retained new counsel to whom he agreed to pay $7500. A short time later, defendant entered a guilty …
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… in the Town of Hammonton (the property). He failed to pay the real estate taxes on that property for approximately …
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… potential jurors may be able to serve. The existing limited payment structure leads to the excusal of many jurors who … otherwise be able to serve, including those with hourly pay jobs and child care issues. To speak plainly, it is our …
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… 54:3-21, which provides in relevant part that: [A] taxpayer feeling aggrieved by the assessed valuation of the taxpayer's property . . . may on or before April 1, or 45 days … our courts have expanded the definition of an aggrieved taxpayer to include tenants, mortgage holders, tax-sale …
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… to the Promissory Note (the “Note”) and a failure to pay the amount due by the extended maturity date. Moreover, … that the Appellate Division found additional interest payments arising after default on a second note to be …
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… they defaulted on the loan in June 2007, have not made any payments since that time, and that plaintiff served them … to buy the house where they have resided without making any payments toward the 8 A-0180-17T3 mortgage, real estate … in "an action to enforce the obligation of a party to pay a note." Plaintiff, however, has not sued defendants on …
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… note, with an initial rate of 5.490 3 A-5121-15T4 percent, payable in 180 monthly installments. To secure payment of the note, Oshri executed a mortgage in favor of … defaulted on the note and mortgage by failing to make the payment due on January 5, 2013. As a result, the entire …
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… treatment and $24,234.50 for Dr. Adams' treatment. The payments made were at the seventy-fifth percentile, which … the industry standard in New Jersey. Dissatisfied with the payments received, petitioner filed a petition to recover … himself. No figures were submitted for Medicaid allowed payments." Similarly, the judge found the testimony of …
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… Petitioner reduced the rent the tenant was required to pay because he was sharing the premises with petitioner. …
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… reviewing the damages award as the trial court, we "must pay some deference to a trial judge's 'feel of the case.'" …
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… July 5, 2012, was for a total of $14,000, and contained a payment schedule that tracked plaintiff's completion of … contained significantly more work items. Defendant was to pay a $5000 deposit, and, again, the balance of payment was tied to plaintiff's completion of various stages …