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… grounds to excuse or justify the conduct), six (paying restitution), seven (no prior criminal history), …
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… its employee, co-defendant Junior M. Matheo, a $1,125.43 payroll check from its JPMorgan Chase Bank (Chase) account. … N Carry LLC, a check-cashing business, receiving a second payment. Four days later, Cash N Carry presented the check for payment, but Chase dishonored payment as a duplicate …
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… her in violation of litigant's rights and ordering her to pay $7,900 in counsel fees. We affirm. The parties have …
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… the letter from the Deputy Director, which ordered her to repay in excess of $7,000, and she was "confused with the … the New Jersey Unemployment Compensation Law requires repayment of the unemployment benefits. N.J.S.A. 43:21-16(d); … case, the time for filing an appeal from a demand for repayment of benefits was governed by N.J.S.A. 43:21-6(b)(1) …
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… entrance of the health facility ahead of plaintiff, without paying particular attention to the floor. The entryway of …
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… file an application therefor with the board of trustees and pay into the annuity savings fund the amount required by …
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… entire claim or that part of the claim in dispute (where we pay part of the claim, but deny payment on the remaining part). [(Emphasis in the …
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… arguments: 1. [Appellant] should not be required to pay back $6,210[] in benefits. The State awarded her … mistake, and [appellant] should not be held liable for the payments. 2. Prior to the pandemic, [appellant] had been … or unreasonable. Finally, in circumstances such as these, repayment is required even when the benefits were received in …
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… that portion of the trial court's order directing plaintiff pay an additional $25 per week in alimony based on his …
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… tax amount along with a premium of $48,100 and continued to pay all municipal liens on the property subsequent to that … the parties are in agreement that the bank check in payment of the amount calculated to be due was indeed … judgment and directed plaintiff to accept her redemption payment and tender the canceled tax lien certificate. …
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… unpaid [e]xpenses shall become . . . immediately due and payable as provided in the [l]oan [a]greement. The … $420,000, the guaranty stated: "The [g]uarantor shall also pay or reimburse [defendant] on demand for all reasonable … default rate under the [l]oan [a]greement from the date of payment by [defendant] until the 8 A-2773-21 date of …
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… costly and not always effective. Individuals obligated to pay child support sometimes seek to evade that obligation by …
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… rejection of the award and demand for a trial de novo and pays a trial de novo fee as set forth in paragraph (c) of …
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… as a result of your guilty plea you may be required to pay a monthly Sex Offender Supervision Penalty unless your …
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… interest and how it was calculated, attorney's fees and payments, if any, made by each defendant or anyone else. State the date of each payment. 4. If you claim that you are owed money by an … to your case. 11. If the case is based on a failure to pay medical bills, provide the following: a. List and …
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… The parties also agreed in the MSA that plaintiff would pay defendant $223 weekly in child support. 1 Some of the …
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… connected to meaningful employment (on the record with good pay and benefits) and valuable training programs that build …
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… was established as New Jersey and plaintiff agreed to pay $580 per month towards defendant's car and insurance …
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… (Notice) to defendants, alerting them they had failed to pay their monthly payments over the course of several months, advising them they could cure their default by making a payment in the amount of $27,622.20 by November 16, 2018, …
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… to consider this argument. 7 A-2561-22 "Accordingly, we pay no special deference to the trial court's interpretation …