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… who walked away. Detective Knox testified that it is common for individuals to sit on other persons' property to … faster. Knox acknowledged that, from his experience, it is common for people to become nervous around police even if they have done nothing …
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… on defendants convicted of certain predicate crimes committed while in possession of a firearm." State v. … the train station, and . . . set up . . . surveillance" accompanied by other EPD and Union County Prosecutor's Office … During the surveillance, Figueiredo was in continuous communication with the CI via "[t]ext messages." The CI …
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… did not know where in Paterson the house that he visited was located. In addition, defendant first said the car … know if it's really Paterson for just a little bit and then comes back, cross over the median over here but I'm gonna … twenty minutes later because defendant wanted to come back and speak to him. After Brauchle readvised …
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… Chief Executive Officer, in a first amended four-count complaint charging them with misconduct in their involvement … 15, 2020 order dismissing count four of the first amended complaint with prejudice, as well as the March 24, 2020 … of the January 15, 2019 order dismissing the first amended complaint's counts one, two, and three, and "all claims …
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… with the sale of a unit at a two- unit condominium complex. 3 A-3069-20 The Association's members are the … the proceeds associated with the sale of her unit. Prior to selling Unit 2, McNamara attempted to reach an agreement … State riparian claim unless (1) a sufficient sum [was] deposited in escrow by the parties to cover the cost of …
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… support for the parties' two children, denied his motion to compel defendant to contribute to the transportation expense … under appeal. On appeal, plaintiff argues that the judge committed "plain error" by recalculating his support … and received a minimal income from her involvement in selling real estate because she only had a limited training …
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… Robert Hampton appeals from a September 11, 2020 order compelling him to arbitrate his claim that defendants … because agreement to a contract "is a necessary prerequisite to the court's fulfilling its role of determining … [is] not liable for the debts and liabilities of the selling corporation" and discussing the four fact-sensitive …
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… Point Pleasant oceanfront properties that are operated as commercial beaches.1 The judge issued final judgments … A-2278-17T4 4 right of the property owner to operate a commercial/for profit beach open to the public." DEP … accounted for "the practical and permitted uses of the site," including income generated by the property from beach …
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… provision, which stated that a "voluntary reduction in income of either party" would not constitute a substantial … a motion to enforce plaintiff's alimony obligation and to compel him to maintain and provide proof of his life … early retirement was a voluntary reduction of his income subject to the MSA's anti-Lepis provision, in light of …
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… arguing that a photograph obtained in response to a communications data warrant (CDW) was beyond the scope of … Ancrum "thought" that defendant was the gunman, but was not completely certain. Ancrum did not clarify why he would call … the killings, and five calls after the killings. Cell site history tracked defendant's phone before and after the …
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… the judge's finding that defendants failed to present "competent" evidence to support the remedy they seek. … referred to was the product of Brunswick Bank's 2010 complaint in the Law Division seeking a money judgment on … on the four defaulted loans alleged in the Law Division complaint to accrue interest at the rate provided by Rule …
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… an April 4, 2024 order striking his answer to the amended complaint and restated counterclaims. We affirm both orders. … 20, 2019, plaintiff Myrtle Packaging, LLC (Myrtle) filed a complaint against defendant Berks, asserting breach of … engineer. The court stated Leh was "obviously . . . selling a bill of goods that he could not . . . deliver." …
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… v. CITY OF JERSEY CITY, LENNAR MULTIFAMILY COMMUNITIES, and LMC LAUREL-SADDLEWOOD HOLDINGS, LLC, … Sandler, LLP, attorneys for respondents Lennar Multifamily Communities and LMC Laurel- Saddlewood Holdings, LLC; … Saddlewood Court, LLC appeals from an order dismissing its complaint without prejudice and a subsequent order denying …
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… of defendant's contentions without a hearing. After completion of the hearing, the judge denied defendant's PCR … were convicted of first-degree murder; conspiracy to commit murder; first-degree felony murder; second-degree … that co-defendants and the victim were in the business of selling drugs. Believing that Cordero had stolen jewelry, …
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… Coalition of Automotive Retailers, Inc. v. Ford Motor Company (A-7-24) (089378) Argued January 7, 2025 -- Decided … dealerships in New Jersey. Eighteen of defendant Ford Motor Company’s Lincoln franchisees are NJCAR members, but at … a franchisee. NJCAR sued Ford, alleging that its Lincoln Commitment Program (LCP or the program) violates FPA …
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… we affirmed her conviction for first-degree conspiracy to commit murder. State v. Hildago-Bautista, No. A-2965-18 … Lopez were convicted of first-degree murder; conspiracy to commit murder; first-degree felony murder; second-degree … that co-defendants and the victim were in the business of selling drugs. Believing that Cordero had stolen jewelry, …
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… and CRANBURY HOTELS, LLC, a New Jersey Limited Liability Company, Defendants-Respondents. … to summary judgment, declaring that the purported gift was complete and effective, and that B.B. was therefore the … transactions. A.C. argues that he did not have the requisite donative intent for the 1989 and 1990 transfers of …
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… INDUSTRIES, INC., Plaintiff-Appellant, v. FEDERAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. … sought indemnification from defendant, Federal Insurance Company, which had issued a commercial general liability … Defendant asserts that plaintiff cannot establish the requisite physical injury to tangible property, because . . . the …
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… did not know where in Paterson the house that he visited was located. In addition, defendant first said the car … know if it's really Paterson for just a little bit and then comes back, cross over the median over here but I'm gonna … twenty minutes later because defendant wanted to come back and speak to him. After Brauchle readvised …
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… with the sale of a unit at a two- unit condominium complex. 3 A-3069-20 The Association's members are the … the proceeds associated with the sale of her unit. Prior to selling Unit 2, McNamara attempted to reach an agreement … State riparian claim unless (1) a sufficient sum [was] deposited in escrow by the parties to cover the cost of …