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… which plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant for non-payment of services. After accepting service of the … to the contract. A dispute arose, and defendant refused to pay plaintiff. Thereafter, plaintiff filed a complaint against defendant for non-payment under the contract. On November 7, 2017, plaintiff …
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… settlement agreement (PSA), in which defendant agreed to pay plaintiff $220 per week in permanent alimony until one … (f) The ability of the obligor to maintain support payments following retirement, including whether the obligor …
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… heard testimony to decide if CMC should be compelled to pay for Martone's surgery in accordance with N.J.S.A. …
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… Settlement Agreement (PSA) wherein plaintiff agreed to pay $400 per week in permanent alimony based on earnings of … is permanently disabled, as defined and to the extent payable by his disability insurance policy, it shall be an … ordinary disability retirement allowance and not a pension payout and that the allowance did not vest during the …
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… him to remediate the violations within thirty days or pay a $50 per day assessment. On appeal to the Law Division, …
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… shelter expenses; (2) determining defendant's ability to pay applying the Child Support Guidelines, Pressler & … $11,700 monthly child support obligation and credit his overpayment against his future monthly payments, because plaintiff did not meet her burden of …
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… watch the game. He also ranted about his view that he was paying too much child support. Plaintiff's responses were …
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… concurring)). For these reasons, a reviewing judge "should pay substantial deference" to the discretionary …
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… a public employee. Williams was suspended without pay. Greystone's proposed disciplinary action was removal. A …
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… tense to define an employer as a governmental entity "which pays the particular policeman." Ibid. We also agree with the …
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… boundary line. The LongMeadow Association will provide and pay for trash removal services and will insure the building …
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… the provisions of this section shall himself be liable to pay to the execution creditor the amount due on the …
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… When the detective asked how she and defendant were paying for the room registered to her, she claimed she was …
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… violations of the license agreement, including failure to pay the full amount of the license fee and violations of …
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… in 2006. Early in the proceedings, Matthew was ordered to pay defendant Donna M. Goodwin $4,753 in monthly pendente … that Matthew should bear the responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalties incurred on $50,000 of the … by the award of a $5,000 fee to Donna's attorney and by the payment of the arbitrator's $5,000 retainer. 2 We will …
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… Plaintiff’s Motion and that the hourly rate Defendant pays its attorneys far exceeds $100.00 per hour. fact that …
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… fit for habitation. Thus, a tenant cannot be evicted for nonpayment of rent for a unit that is uninhabitable. Today, … that need to be made by the landlord, the tenant can pay rent into the court. The rent is paid to the landlord …
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… of an increasing workload, and after he found a higher paying position with Monmouth. The Appeal Tribunal …
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… . . . ." The endorsement further provides that NJM will pay "compensatory damages which an insured is legally …
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… because his insurance was billed, and he paid a co-pay for a counseling session. As defendants assert in their … insurance coverage for his children, and Gorski required payment for her services. His payment for services rendered does not classify him as a …