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… in a pattern of misconduct by refusing to accept his payments on a mortgage note on his residential property, … Citibank a mortgage on their Murray Hill property to secure payment of the note. Citibank transferred the note and … acknowledged during his deposition he last tendered a payment on the mortgage note in 2005.1 The 2008 Foreclosure …
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… LWC assessment and only needed the Division's assistance to pay the fee to obtain the final report. Seven months after that, and after the court ordered the Division to pay a share of the LWC fee, the father's parole officer …
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… agreed to purchase the ground lease for $9,750,000, and to pay a $950,000 deposit into escrow. The parties agreed to … of a purchaser of property who has failed to [appear and] pay at the time specified in the agreement, when the …
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… by statute to represent the interests of utility ratepayers in rate-setting matters before the Board. N.J.S.A. … separately. Our Supreme Court has made clear that ratepayers must share in the resulting benefit to the utility. … Power & Light Co., supra, 9 N.J. at 528. Otherwise, ratepayers would pay a utility's hypothetical and not real tax …
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… of [CHSI]. This section shall not, however, prevent the payment to any such person of reasonable compensation for … and interest” due from CHSI to the Foundation, and pays that entire amount over to the Foundation. For … for charitable or religious purposes,” with or without paying rent for such use. Ibid. (clause 10). Similarly …
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… tax assessment. Based on this presumption the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … indulgent view to the evidence adduced by plaintiff. The taxpayer’s expert, a licensed real estate appraiser, gave … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer throughout the entire case . . . to demonstrate that …
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… tax assessment. Based on this presumption the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … indulgent view to the evidence adduced by plaintiff. The taxpayer’s expert, a licensed real estate appraiser, gave … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer throughout the entire case . . . to demonstrate that …
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… North Jersey could not figure out why it made three large payments to IC System totaling over $130,000.4 3 Van Lenten … for networking at North Jersey, inquired about the payments with Phil Nolan, Nolan told him that $77,195.49 was … and asked whether Nolan could explain why North Jersey "is paying for a service when it is clearly not in use." …
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… disparities in policing in Cherry Hill and gender-based pay discrimination by the township. The December 14, 2020 … database available to be searched by anyone willing to pay for access to their information. Id. at 429-30. In … account, obtain credit cards, or even obtain that person's paycheck . . . .'" Ibid. (quoting Greidinger v. Davis, 998 …
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… of damage, or the existence of compensation or benefits payable by or for Subcontractor under any laws or … Contractor shall protect and hold Owner harmless and shall pay all costs, expense and reasonable attorneys' fees … of them, based on any such alleged injury or damage, and to pay all damages, costs and expenses in connection therewith …
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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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… 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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… domain to condemn Dranoff’s easement (i.e., seize it and pay Dranoff its objective fair value). Id. ¶¶ 128-30. The … with Dranoff surrendering his option and other assets and paying the City $3.3 million, allegedly because he feared … expose an embarrassing fact about someone in exchange for a payoff. N.J.S.A. 2C:20- 5(c); N.J.S.A. 2C:13-5(a)(3). That …
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A-21-24 Amicus Curiae Brief National Employment Lawyers Association of New Jersey
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… and agreements – including Terms & Conditions, AutoPay, handset insurance, etc., -- will be sent electronically … from his work relationship with KFC: claims for severance pay, vacation pay, or disability, claims disputing the grounds on which he …
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… and the ability of a court to order a defendant to pay a plaintiff’s legal fees but not the inverse. The ACDL … costly.” Griffin, 380 U.S. at 614. “[A] defendant must pay no court-imposed price for the exercise of his …
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… transaction, focusing on the difficulty that he encountered paying the unidentified individual who supplied the weapon, … transaction, focusing on the difficulty that he encountered paying the unidentified individual who supplied the weapon, …
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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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… the only means for a party to avoid sanctions would be to pay an amount greater than the jury’s verdict against that … the only means for a party to avoid sanctions would be to pay an amount greater than the jury’s verdict against that …
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… assessments for the maintenance of the common areas, which pay for services such as snow and ice removal from the … for the maintenance of the common areas. Those assessments pay for services such as snow and ice removal from the … as a municipal government does for all its residents and taxpayers.” The panel observed that the Homeowners …
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… it claimed provided the "tangible benefit" to existing ratepayers justifying the adjustments and failed to acknowledge … the benefits the acquisitions provided those ratepayers. We disagree that the Board or the Administrative Law … "proven that a specific and tangible benefit inured to ratepayers from the acquisition," In re S. Jersey Gas Co., BPU …