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… SEPTA asserted that the instrument in question was a payroll check issued to its employee, Ellis, who told SEPTA … for his assignor, which apparently cashed one of the two payroll checks. After hearing these arguments but before … similar transactions without incident but Warwick failed to pay for the last order, apparently because New York laws …
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… in a quagmire of ambiguity and divert public resources to pay lawyers, instead of carpenters, masons, and plumbers. …
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… the WFNJ program, for emergency assistance in order to pay her rent. However, because eviction proceedings against …
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… that revenue generated by the pharmacy would not be used to pay the referring physicians, thereby intending to ensure … the prevailing rate under a straight lease agreement, payments made by a hospital to a physician pursuant to a …
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… "independent and separate" actions; (2) defendant was to pay plaintiff $1400 per month for "support"; (3) it could …
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… personnel for himself; (5) "hiring, supervising, and paying assistants," because he was not precluded from doing … because he was not responsible for preparing them; (13) "payment of business and/or travel expenses," as he had none; … Petit-Clair did most of his work on City premises; (12) "payment by hour, week, or month," as his payments coincided …
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… while intoxicated. It could be someone who just hasn't been paying attention to how the road is laid out and where …
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… vacated the April 15, 2011 order. Plaintiffs agreed to pay the Niemiecs $21,000 toward the cost of constructing a …
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… however, having two sips of a liqueur after dinner, paying the bill and having difficulty calculating the tip, …
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… she was under a welfare sanction; she had no ability to pay rent – or even save for a security deposit and, as the …
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… amount of $275,000, leaving him liable for $66,017.76 to pay off the open mortgage. Plaintiff filed a complaint …
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… Peace, the police had any reason at all to otherwise pay attention to the BMW." 10 A-0178-16T2 Finally, the judge …
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… reconciliations; balancing credit card reconciliations; paying vendors, sales taxes, and payroll taxes; assisting with payroll with another company; preparing vendor passes; and …
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… Mother was unable to maintain stable housing, or to pay for utilities or food for her children. "[L]ack of …
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… his "[s]pelling, memory, reading, comprehending, . . . paying attention, being able to read a book through and then …
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… Plaintiff sought an order demanding that the Lavery firm pay back, with interest, all monies paid to them through … to the Council's issuance of checks and authorization of payments to Lavery without his approval prior to December … assertion that plaintiff had no authority "to prevent the payment of lawfully-approved municipal bills" by virtue of …
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… Ins. Co. of Am., 65 N.J. 474, 483-84 (1974), and we pay particular deference to the Family Part's expertise, …
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… in the plastic bag. The manager had not seen defendant pay for the meat, so he requested that defendant produce a …
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… damages to plaintiff in an amount equal to the base amount payable to plaintiff annually under its contract with … In exchange for plaintiff's services, defendant agreed to pay plaintiff a rate of $50,000 per year for three years. … agreement upon thirty days' notice if it did not receive payment as provided for in the agreement. Pursuant to the …
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… well be deported." Counsel remarked "I think he's going to pay very dearly for this regardless of whether or not your …