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… defendant's level of intoxication on his state of mind by "pay[ing] very close attention to the date of this offense, … time of the offense, the location, the presence of alcohol. Pay attention to what happened outside the restaurant …
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… the appraisers would turn if they disagreed. Each party pays for its selected appraiser. Other appraisal costs are … to the order of judgment does not represent an agreement to pay the amount set forth. The consent judgment in this case …
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… the judge improperly concluded that juror number eight was paying attention. He further argues that Judge Oxley failed … that the she seemed "attentive and [was] certainly . . . paying attention . . . [with] everything that's going on in …
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… her appeal and in October 2013, she received a lump sum SSD payment in the amount of $42,790, retroactive to May 2010. … $300,000 for pain and suffering, $465,421 for back pay, $700,000 for front pay, $65,000 for lost pension benefits, and $37,110 for …
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… the Office of the Public Defender (OPD), requesting that it pay for "the expert services of a psychiatrist and a … being held against her will." Counsel requested that OPD pay for the services of a psychiatrist, Dr. Robert T. …
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… alternatively, quantum meruit, and violation of the Prompt Payment Act (PPA), N.J.S.A. 2A:30A-1 to -2. The City filed … RFB documents plaintiff was not entitled to additional payments, and, furthermore, plaintiff's failure to comply … of the contract barred its request for additional payment. Plaintiff cross-moved for partial summary judgment, …
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… court shall require the party failing to obey the order to pay the reasonable expenses, including attorney's fees, … the judge could have ordered Guyden or her attorneys to pay the costs associated with re-deposing witnesses and … permits the imposition of various sanctions, such as the payment of "reasonable expenses, including attorney's 30 …
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… Vo-Tech was an autonomous body, the County continued to pay plaintiff's salary. According to plaintiff, there was no … throughout his transfers and never suffered a reduction in pay, though he did lose "portal to portal" use of a County …
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… As a consequence, the company declined to make any further payment to him. At about the same time as these events, Fire … volunteered his services without any expectation of payment, a critical factor here, whether one is or is not an … sense, albeit not as the term is commonly used to represent payment of "an equivalent for" services rendered. See …
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… (App. Div. 1985). Any person who, directly or indirectly, pays or accepts or offers to pay or accept any form of consideration including, but not … their states' arson statutes the same way. State v. Payne, 3 P.3d 1251, 1254 (Idaho 2000) ("Although Payne's act …
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… administrative functions. Those functions include the payment of taxes, insurance premiums, utility bills, and the … assuming the responsibilities of operator and asked them to pay him their rent due on September 1, 2015. She recalled that she started paying McMaster in September or October 2015. However, she …
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… diatribe about Freehold police, with comments like "YU WILL PAY WHOEVA HAD ANY INVOLVEMENT" in entering his home – … threat, while others could have found the "yu will pay" and "we will have tha last laugh . . . waitonit" …
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… note for $184,000, with interest thereon at 2.5 percent, payable in sixty equal monthly installments followed by a balloon A-0476-21 3 payment due on February 22, 2012. The note also provided for late charges and counsel fees in the event of nonpayment. Boguslavskiy is related to Chepovetsky. The …
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… health services from medical doctors and agreed to pay medical doctors one-hundred percent of that UCR. … health services from medical doctors and agreed to pay medical doctors one-hundred percent of that UCR. … vs. SEHBC -- This Appellate Court decision concerned the payment of out- of-network behavioral health claims. …
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… similar court-ordered evaluations whenever the court is paying for the evaluation. When another party, agency, or … bearing the cost of the evaluation, then that party should pay for the interpreter. If the court will be reviewing the … be used, regardless of which party is responsible for payment. See Standard 1.3.1. Use of the New Jersey Judiciary …
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… similar court-ordered evaluations whenever the court is paying for the evaluation. When another party, agency, or … bearing the cost of the evaluation, then that party should pay for the interpreter. If the court will be reviewing the … be used, regardless of which party is responsible for payment. See Standard 1.3.1. Use of the New Jersey Judiciary …
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… similar court-ordered evaluations whenever the court is paying for the evaluation. When another party, agency, or … bearing the cost of the evaluation, then that party should pay for the interpreter. If the court will be reviewing the … be used, regardless of which party is responsible for payment. See Standard 1.3.1. Use of the New Jersey Judiciary …
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… similar court-ordered evaluations whenever the court is paying for the evaluation. When another party, agency, or … bearing the cost of the evaluation, then that party should pay for the interpreter. If the court will be reviewing the … be used, regardless of which party is responsible for payment. See Standard 1.3.1. Use of the New Jersey Judiciary …
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… Directive #17-23 (09/11/2023), CN 12356 page 3 of 3 Q: Who pays for the economic mediator? A. The first two hours of … party can decide not to participate in mediation. Q: Who pays for the economic mediator? A: The first two hours of … by the parties as follows: plaintiff % and defendant %. Payment shall be made as billed, unless other arrangements …
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… that the fraternity members who reside at the Subject pay rent pursuant to lease agreements with plaintiff, thus, … . the property [is] not income-producing . . . . [H]owever, payment . . . for continuous and exclusive use of a portion … no proof for its contention that the fraternity members pay “nonmarket rents.” Regardless, this allegation is of no …