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… terminated the agreements. At that time, defendant had completed some, but not all, of the work for which he was … matters, the court determined Bella's was entitled to a credit of $1400. With respect to collections, the court … afterwards would be distributed to Bella's. We find support for the court's conclusions in the holding in …
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… a.m.; defendant had in his possession the shotgun, some credit cards, identification cards, and a ring. Lawrence … in question defendant and his cousin spoke about wanting to commit robberies and they eventually departed in the early … se submission, defendant presented numerous arguments in support of his claim that trial counsel was ineffective. The …
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… (4) fourth-degree unlawful theft or receipt of a credit card, N.J.S.A. 3 A-1376-19 2C:21-6(c)(1); and (5) … In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty-three-and-one-half years of … and that others might be subject to expungement in the future; (4) told defendant not to speak at sentencing or to …
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… action. The court also determined plaintiff provided no competent proofs his foreclosure judgment would not satisfy … not greater than the amount of such excess on application supported by affidavit of services. In no case shall the fee … rendered in collection[.]" Alcoa Edgewater No. 1 Fed. Credit Union v. Carroll, 44 N.J. 442, 448 (1965). Nor does …
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… Unit for more than ten years. In 2016, F.E. applied to become a police officer with the Oakland Police Department. … We defer to a trial court's factual findings when they are "supported by adequate, substantial and credible evidence." … the police report, and the chief's denial letter. The court credited F.E.'s testimony concerning his work history, …
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… called collect two to three times per day; plaintiff visited defendant "at least once a month." The genesis of the … of . . . plaintiff clearly [wa]s harassing in nature." Crediting plaintiff's testimony, the judge determined … testimony that she had sent the images only to defendant, refuting defendant's assertion that the judge based his …
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… in the amount of $300. The transactions included debits and credits to and from petitioner's account. On October 25 and … testified petitioner was disorganized and that he did not become her POA until 2017; therefore, he had no information … internet search results, and a copy of UCC's former website. Petitioner's former attorney could not provide answers …
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… BECAUSE THE TRIAL [JUDGE] FAILED TO CONSIDER THE PRE-REQUISITE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PARENTAGE BEFORE GRANTING A CHANGE OF … care may support an inference that the child is subject to future danger. To the contrary, where a parent is merely … police for unfairly arresting him." 10 A-3411-19 The judge credited Concepcion's testimony, based on twenty years' …
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… agreed to give him additional time to successfully complete their courses. A third professor told him that, due … his coursework that year, he still needed additional credits to achieve his undergraduate degree. He testified … as the trial judge initially found, there is no evidence refuting the diagnosis. To the contrary, the diagnosis was …
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… only did so after requesting she give it to him. The court credited plaintiff's detailed account of the September 30 … "the court doesn't believe that." Addressing the need for future restraints, the court relied upon plaintiff's … court erred in finding that plaintiff established the requisite intent to harass. Intent to harass is often difficult …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5427-10T2 WARSHAUER ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. MUNROE ELECTRIC; CHESTER … work. When Divins formed his own company and filled out a credit application with plaintiff, plaintiff required a … with Dinkel, the court found "nothing in the record to support, or even suggest, that Mr. Divins is the agent of …
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… agreed to give him additional time to successfully complete their courses. A third professor told him that, due … his coursework that year, he still needed additional credits to achieve his undergraduate degree. He testified … as the trial judge initially found, there is no evidence refuting the diagnosis. To the contrary, the diagnosis was …
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… cause for appellant (Michael J. Palma (Law Offices of Viscomi & Lyons) and White and Williams LLP, attorneys; Michael … and "[t]he factual basis for both of these claims were well supported by the evidential record." Crediting defendants' version of the facts, the judge noted …
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… terminated the agreements. At that time, defendant had completed some, but not all, of the work for which he was … matters, the court determined Bella's was entitled to a credit of $1400. With respect to collections, the court … afterwards would be distributed to Bella's. We find support for the court's conclusions in the holding in …
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… a.m.; defendant had in his possession the shotgun, some credit cards, identification cards, and a ring. Lawrence … in question defendant and his cousin spoke about wanting to commit robberies and they eventually departed in the early … se submission, defendant presented numerous arguments in support of his claim that trial counsel was ineffective. The …
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… action. The court also determined plaintiff provided no competent proofs his foreclosure judgment would not satisfy … not greater than the amount of such excess on application supported by affidavit of services. In no case shall the fee … rendered in collection[.]" Alcoa Edgewater No. 1 Fed. Credit Union v. Carroll, 44 N.J. 442, 448 (1965). Nor does …
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… called collect two to three times per day; plaintiff visited defendant "at least once a month." The genesis of the … of . . . plaintiff clearly [wa]s harassing in nature." Crediting plaintiff's testimony, the judge determined … testimony that she had sent the images only to defendant, refuting defendant's assertion that the judge based his …
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… in the amount of $300. The transactions included debits and credits to and from petitioner's account. On October 25 and … testified petitioner was disorganized and that he did not become her POA until 2017; therefore, he had no information … internet search results, and a copy of UCC's former website. Petitioner's former attorney could not provide answers …
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… BECAUSE THE TRIAL [JUDGE] FAILED TO CONSIDER THE PRE-REQUISITE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PARENTAGE BEFORE GRANTING A CHANGE OF … care may support an inference that the child is subject to future danger. To the contrary, where a parent is merely … police for unfairly arresting him." 10 A-3411-19 The judge credited Concepcion's testimony, based on twenty years' …
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… (4) fourth-degree unlawful theft or receipt of a credit card, N.J.S.A. 3 A-1376-19 2C:21-6(c)(1); and (5) … In exchange for defendant's plea, the State agreed to recommend a sentence of twenty-three-and-one-half years of … and that others might be subject to expungement in the future; (4) told defendant not to speak at sentencing or to …