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… Rose Taylor, appeals the summary judgment dismissal of her complaint, which alleged defendant Township of Ewing failed … condition of public property." N.J.S.A. 59:4-2. During discovery, plaintiff hired two engineering experts. They gave … one who's the beneficiary of having these swales, then it's very easy to say that if she's a beneficiary estate, then …
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… contained in Judge Gelade's decision. We add the following comments. At the guardianship trial, the Division offered … Cottrell reported Sara and her resource parents had a "very natural and easy" relationship. She testified Sara felt … In October 2018, a different Division case worker visited the resource home and asked the resource parents again …
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… embroiled in contentious litigation after plaintiff filed a complaint on May 20, 2015 for visitation and custody of the … with defendant dropping him off at plaintiff's house every other Thursday, and plaintiff dropping him off at defendant's house every Wednesday and every other Monday. The consent order …
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… and the eight unit owners agreed to rebuild. Plaintiff recommended defendant to the condominium association (the … CMR's final invoice as violative of the CFA. After discovery, defendant moved for summary judgment, contending he … attorney-client relationship is erroneous because, at the very least, there was an implied relationship. Ibid. III. On …
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… position that offered benefits. In 2017, her gross income was $17,800. Davis asserted that for the past eight years, his film company earned about $21,000 per year. The judge found this … omission "ma[d]e [Davis's] assertion of such limited income very suspect." This finding was against the backdrop of …
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… [D]efendant shall have parenting time with the minor child every Tuesday and Thursday from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. … 6:00 p.m. Friday until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, which has already commenced as of January 13, 2012. The [plaintiff] shall drop … in the [d]efendant's exercise of his parenting time and the very abrasive manner in which [he] interact[ed] and …
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… APPELLATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-1910-18T1 1ST COLONIAL COMMUNITY BANK, Plaintiff-Respondent, v. TRACEY FARKAS, … made no rental payments as required by the lease. Discovery later established there never was a lease. The … interest in assuring that the safe-harbor prerequisites to fee- shifting is strictly enforced." Ibid. (citing …
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… entitlement to a farmland assessment when the prerequisites of actual agricultural use is maintained for a … 4 A-2561-18T3 of time and there is a sufficient average income from that use. Byram Twp. v. Western World, Inc., 111 … is the same in both actions); (2) whether the theory of recovery is the same; (3) whether the witnesses and documents …
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… studies supporting the need for a parking facility on the site. The Authority did not respond to defendants' request … Property to the Authority. The Authority filed a verified complaint and order to show cause (OTSC) seeking entry to … State v. Rangel, 213 N.J. 500, 512 (2013). "[E]very word in a statute has meaning and is not mere …
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… motion to vacate an order dismissing its legal malpractice complaint against its former attorney, defendant John D. … to the active trial list, with ninety days to complete discovery. In support, Dennis certified that the corporate … complaint until filing the present motion . . . . In the very limited certifications filed with the court, nothing is …
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… he used a pair of scissors to cut the victim's clothing in very straight lines to expose her private parts. 3 … but sought to prove he lacked the mental state required to commit murder. Defendant presented an expert who opined that … defendant left the victim's home, and prior to the discovery of her body, a man was going door to door saying he was …
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… roadway, which required other vehicles to travel into the oncoming lane to circumvent his vehicle. The judge also held … had a reasonable and articulable suspicion that defendant committed a motor vehicle offense." Melvin, slip op. at 14. … The PCR judge concluded "trial counsel should have at the very least advised [d]efendant that he had a right to …
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… (counts three, four and five); second-degree conspiracy to commit robbery, N.J.S.A. 2C:5-2 and N.J.S.A. 2C:15-1 (count … of third- degree possession of a handgun without the requisite permit, N.J.S.A. 2C:39- 5(b) (count eleven). The sole … the newly discovered evidence has the power to "shake the very foundation of the State's case and almost certainly …
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… in Judge Butehorn's decision. We add the following comments. H.N. and M.N. married on November 29, 2015. One … just back off, stay away because you're just making me very uncomfortable." She claimed H.N. refused to retreat and … the judge found: [D]efendant's demeanor was the polar opposite. His answers were short in manner, consistent with …
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… an unmarked police SUV driven by Lieutenant Dave DeSane accompanied by Officer Eddy Raisin. They were on patrol in a very high-crime area known for gang activity, where Mendes … premiums don't go out of whack. So there are many, many components to settlements, none of which have anything to do …
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… to "defendant" as Nabil Rizkalla. 3 A-5009-18T3 Plaintiff complained of lower back pain and was taken to a local … but declined because she has diabetes. No surgery was recommended. Plaintiff did not sustain any lost wages or other … doctor agreed that plaintiff had sustained, at the very least, temporary injuries from the motor vehicle …
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… FOR THE TIME HE SERVED IN CUSTODY PRIOR TO SENTENCING, COMBINED WITH HIS FAILURE TO EXPLAIN TO DEFENDANT THE … colloquy, defendant told the judge his attorney explained everything to him and answered all his questions, and he was … According to the judge, although plea counsel "had very little independent recollection of th[e] case, he was …
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… Moynihan and Mitterhoff. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 3-5/18A. Sanford R. … General, argued the cause for respondent New Jersey Commissioner of Education (Gurbir S. Grewal, Attorney … see the witnesses as they testified, [P.B.'s] testimony was very credible in describing what he recognized as a distinct …
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… for the reasons expressed by Judge Paul X. Escandon in his comprehensive written opinion. In August and September 2016, … attorney]? A. Yes. Q. Were you able to read and understand everything in the agreement? A Yes. Q Now in the lower … record reveals that trial counsel was able to negotiate a very favorable plea agreement that resulted in concurrent …
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… 39:4-97.3, use of hands-free and hand-held wireless communication devices while driving. We reject his arguments … 5 determinations made by two prior courts absent a very obvious and exceptional showing of error. Locurto, 157 … of behavior which violate the law without classifying every specific type of prohibited conduct. Ibid. Text …