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… other information regarding arrangements about defendant’s payment of rent, was not known to James at the time of the … by inquiring. Although defendant was not always required to pay rent or risk eviction, the panel was not persuaded that … Id. at 552 (internal quotation marks omitted); Payton v. New York, 445 U.S. 573, 586, 100 S. Ct. 1371, …
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… $60.98 in cash jeans and a striped shirt from the mall’s Pay Half store and $481 in various denominations. The … from the bank. In addition, from a trash can inside the Pay Half store, the police recovered bright orange pants and …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… reflected “Conforti, Nicholas & Irma,” as the plaintiff/taxpayer. On April 28, 2021, the court entered a Consent Order … Statement to reflect Slim & Thin, LLC, as the plaintiff/taxpayer. ADA Americans w ith Disabilities Act ENSURING AN OPEN … (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is …
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… be given to that price which a hypothetical buyer would pay a hypothetical seller, neither of which are constrained … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… reconstruct and complete” the house. Plaintiff agreed to pay the contractor $1,880,000 for the work. To raise the … “This principle affirms that a knowledgeable buyer would pay no more for a property than the cost to acquire a …
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… voting rights in RRI decisions, but only family members pay initiation fees and dues. Family membership is limited … the Club’s social activities, yet only sustaining members pay dues. Under the by-laws, RRI is to be operated by …
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… tax assessment. Based on this presumption the appealing taxpayer has the burden of 7 proving that the assessment is … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer throughout the entire case . . . .” Id. at 314-15 … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… from the time of acquisition of the certificate, is a ‘taxpayer’ under N.J.S.A. 54:3-21 and has standing to prosecute … (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent …
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… be given to that price which a hypothetical buyer would pay a hypothetical seller, neither of which are constrained … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of 9 Testimony was adduced from Mr. … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … be given to that price which a hypothetical buyer would pay a hypothetical seller, neither of which are constrained …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer . . . to demonstrate that the judgment [or local …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … adjacent properties. As a general rule, dismissal of a taxpayer’s complaints is warranted when a valuation expert has …
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… (Tax 1998). “Based on this presumption, the appealing taxpayer has the burden of proving that the assessment is … 316 N.J. Super. 271, 285-86 (App. Div. 1998). A taxpayer can only rebut the presumption by introducing “cogent … case-in-chief, the burden of proof remain[s] on the taxpayer. . . to demonstrate that the judgment [or local …
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… which visitors can use to make their own lunch or dinner by paying an amount in addition to paying rental charges for the rooms. The room charges … (iii) Conducted for Profit Criteria In assessing whether taxpayer satisfied “not conducted for profit” prong, the court …
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… be given to that price which a hypothetical buyer would pay a hypothetical seller, neither of which are constrained … methods utilized to predict what a willing buyer would pay a willing seller on a given date, applicable to …
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… and nexus to New Jersey, and voluntarily filed CBT returns paying the requisite tax on its share of partnership income. … company. The court agrees with Preserve that the underpayment of tax penalties for 2005 and 2006 should be … million in 2007) as “other income.”2 It added back royalty payments made to a related member (in tax years 2005 and …
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… to provide documentation necessary for CIA to secure a Paycheck Protection Program ("PPP") loan pursuant to the … agreed to loan Richard's estate sufficient funds to pay its obligations. In turn, Richard's estate distributed … and that such amount, plus the amount needed to pay all expenses of Richard's estate, were to be repaid to …
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… a benefit, (ii) that retention of that benefit without payment would be unjust, (iii) that the plaintiff expected … Ibid. Furthermore, no litigant would expect to have to pay for his adversary’s attorneys’ fees and expenses because … was Plaintiff to purchase his father’s interest? Was he to pay valuable consideration for Bill’s shares? If so, how …
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… as for the new vehicles at port that Classic could not pay for, ALA routinely reallocated the vehicles ordered by … not lose any money as a result of Classic’s inability to pay. c. Failure to Maintain an Open Dealership Facility ALA …