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… permits trial courts to "sentence [a defendant] to pay a monetary penalty" where the defendant "has been …
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… the CNA, FMBA has the "right to negotiate as to rates of pay, hours of work, fringe benefits, working conditions, …
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… against a debtor, who, though possessed of the means to pay, seeks to evade his [or her] obligation.'" N.J. Realty …
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… used in negligence cases in which a defendant agrees to pay plaintiff a minimum recovery in return for plaintiff's … in excess of the high, she was not entitled to any other payments. Malick, supra, 398 N.J. Super. at 187 ("a …
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… remaining sick time so she could "receive maybe two more paychecks before [she] was technically done with the … her"; "her ability to tell the story"; "and her ability to pay attention during the interview, or her ability to recall …
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… [into court], the person or persons to whom the award is payable shall be entitled to recover from the department the … the court upon the amount of compensation determined to be payable hereunder shall be paid by the condemnor . . . ." … a reasonable basis for requiring the Commissioner to pay a fixed rate of interest on just compensation awards …
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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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… or person having the custody and control of such child to pay to such society or corporation a certain stated sum for … society or corporation, and defendant fails to make the payments as ordered by the court, the court shall cause the …
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… dangerous substances, and failed to make restitution payments related to a prior incident when she intentionally … was "strong," reasoning that her family was "unwilling to pay restitution to resolve a prior juvenile matter without …
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… home. He stated he only used his income from ShopRite "to pay for [his] rent . . . , utilities and food expenses." …
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… appeal to the Law Division. 5 Defendant was ordered to pay the penalties and costs imposed by the municipal court. …
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… two thirty-two- inch flat screen television sets without paying for them. At the time of defendant's arrest he was …
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… the parties. A 2008 consent order directs Baptiste to pay Jallow $70,000 from the proceeds of the sale of the …
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… policy," and, in pertinent part, it shall provide "for the payment of benefits without regard to negligence, liability … or equipment for medical expense benefits for which payment is to be made by an automobile insurer under [PIP] … that "the PIP medical fee schedule does not provide for payment to an ambulatory surgical center . . . for …
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… paragraph, the officer observed that defendant was "alert, paying attention, and appeared to understand what she was …
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… once; and upon the distribution of any plan, if one is to pay taxes on it, he/she should deduct the contribution … authority is correct and the burden of proof is on the taxpayer to show otherwise.” Aetna Life Ins. Co. v. Newark, 10 … and explicit provisions of subsection (a), any employed taxpayer is taxable on the full amount of the compensation …
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… of timely filing falls squarely and solely upon the taxpayer. 5 Slater v. Dir., Div. of Taxation, 26 N.J. Tax 332, … 164-166 (Tax 1985)). These dictates apply equally to taxpayers and municipalities. F.M.C. Stores Co., 100 N.J. at 425. (“[B]oth appealing taxpayers and taxing districts must adhere strictly to the …
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… struck off to the highest bidder "based upon his promise to pay and the making of the required deposit as security for … any lien or encumbrance not described, and which is due and payable, to be paid out of the proceeds of sale, the …
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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 …