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… . . . [a] judge's legal determinations," and, as here, "are compelled to reverse when the judge does not apply the … issues with them, and that is something that obviously is very significant to him. But the children also have a … 437 N.J. Super. at 63). In evaluating whether the requisite changed circumstances exist, the judge must consider …
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… SERVICES CORPORATION d/b/a STEWART TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY, LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE CORPORATION, Defendants. … impeding plaintiff's vehicles' ingress and egress to the site. Following a bench trial, the trial court found such … of Scarvaglione. The judge found Scarvaglione to be a "very credible" witness. She did not make similar findings …
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… of plaintiff's cohabitation to warrant further discovery and a plenary hearing. We affirm. I. The parties … couple's social circle view[s] their relationship in a way 'commonly associated with marriage.'" In addition, the judge noted that defendant provided only "very limited information regarding the sharing of household …
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… Painting 3 A-5289-18T1 LLC that she had hired a flooring company to install and paint the baseboard. To reflect this … reducing the total contract price to $1830. Defendant completed the work on September 12, 2017. Plaintiff paid … on a price, the work was done, completed, [plaintiff] was very happy and paid me in full." Defendant also testified …
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… under N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4(b)(5)(a). The State agreed to recommend a five-year sentence with a two-and-one-half year … the judge considered the written reports from defendant's computer expert as well as the State's computer expert … allowed the trial judge to determine that "infants" and "very young children" were caused to engage in sexual …
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… Co. Realtors v. Ryan, 128 N.J. 427, 435 (1992)). "'In the very nature of the contract, acceptance must be absolute' … to particular deference. Manalapan Realty, L.P. v. Twp. Comm. of Manalapan, 140 N.J. 366, 378 (1995). Our earlier … relatively modest size of the estate, we can understand everyone's motivation to end the matter. But no settlement …
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… each other since 2013. The parties have one minor child in common, who was born in May 2019. In July 2018, the parties … From that point until the incident which led to this complaint, the parties were in an on-again, off-again … The court made findings, concluding that plaintiff was "very credible, even . . . extremely credible." The trial …
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… province of the New Jersey Public Employment Relations Commission. Unfortunately, PERC has yet to weigh in on the … "to transfer the scope of negotiations question to the Commission for resolution pursuant to Ridgefield Park [Educ. … PERC and decided the issue itself, the circumstances were very different. First, PERC had decided the same issue in a …
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… Transit Rail Operations, Inc. and dismissing plaintiff's complaint for damages under the Federal Employers' Liability … intoxicated people from injuring employees. After some discovery, defendant filed a motion for summary judgment. On … However, reasonable foreseeability is a prerequisite to any claim. Hines v. Consol. Rail Corp., 926 F.2d …
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… set forth in Judge Michael T. Collins' thoughtful and comprehensive written opinion dated June 6, 2019. On July … his Alcotest results, claiming the State committed a discovery violation by failing to produce videos of the interior … POINT III THE LAW DIVISION ERRED IN FAILING TO FIND A DISCOVERY VIOLATION AND EXCLUDE THE ALCOTEST READINGS. IN THE …
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… loan went into default in July 2012, and plaintiff filed a complaint in foreclosure against defendant and her husband, … challenged plaintiff's standing to file the foreclosure complaint. While King's motion to vacate default was … this [motion was filed] within the year, I would be arguing very strongly under (a)." Counsel did not argue that relief …
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… RAISED BELOW). POINT III (C) THE AGE WHEN THE OBLIGOR BECOMES ELIGIBLE FOR RETIREMENT AT OBLIGOR'S PLACE OF … are "'so manifestly unsupported by or inconsistent with the competent, relevant and reasonably credible evidence as to … in credit card debt." The judge also found plaintiff had "a very minimal level of financial independence" and that …
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… 161 N.J. at 348. Determinations of parental fitness are very fact sensitive and require specific evidence. Ibid. … long psychiatric history, including her record of non-compliance with mental health services. Defendant 6 … the caseworker "she believed it was optional for her to comply with mental health services." Crediting the opinion …
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… court pursuant to Rule 4:57-1. Plaintiffs amended their complaint to add his estate and Gleyzer as administratrix. … in full settlement of their claims, $250,000 of which would come from the insurance proceeds on deposit with the … Counsel claimed the decedent was "elderly," and "very ill," and not "paying his bills" and "so the properties …
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… 31, 2018 order of the Special Civil Part dismissing her complaint for damages incurred as a result of her dog becoming ill while in defendants' care. We affirm. I. The … Sunday, not that the dog . . . has[ not] been fed. That's a very big difference. . . . . And, the doctor does[ not] say …
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… involving more than one victim, provided the offenses were committed within a single household. 3 A-3147-18T1 B. J.P. … registration. J.P. contends that since the offenses were committed against members of a single household, albeit two … ." Id. at 102 n.7. J.P. asserts that this case concerns the very issue the Supreme Court declined to address in N.B., …
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… A CONSCIOUS INTENTION TO DO SO. II. THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY FAILING TO DISQUALIFY [THE … DUE TO DEFENDANT’S MEDICAL ISSUES. III. THE MUNICIPAL COURT COMMITTED REVERSIBLE ERROR BY ADMITTING THE ALCOTEST … determinations made by two lower courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error." State v. …
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… been the result of a stay of proceedings to await the outcome in State v. Gaitain, 209 N.J. 339 (2012). 5 A-0035-20 … substantially for the reasons expressed in the thorough and comprehensive written opinion of Judge Ryan. We add only the … raised his trial counsel's failure to advise him of that very issue in his second PCR petition, which was decided by …
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… to dismiss the remaining counts in the indictment and recommend defendant be sentenced to an eighteen-year term of … the location. Correct? A. I did. Q. So, by doing that, you committed a theft. Correct? A. Correct. 4 A-4547-19 Q. But … a cut on his, I believe in his abdomen, that was actually very close to a vital organ. You understand that? A. Yes. Q. …
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… In return for her guilty plea, the State agreed to recommend that the judge sentence defendant to five years in … aggravating factors under N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a). In a very brief oral decision, the judge found aggravating … court to consider "[t]he risk that the defendant will commit another offense[.]" N.J.S.A. 2C:44-1(a)(3). "A …