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… is granted it would create und[ue] hardship to the tax paying members of the Franklin Township community in that …
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… there was no need to disclose the informant's rate of pay as the informant played no role in the handgun sale. 18 …
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… the Manner the DEP Asserts[.] B. US Masters Did Not Need to Pay for Remediation Prior to Making its Claim[.] C. The DEP …
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… Frank, his father only required assistance "with meals and paying bills[.]" He emphasized that his father needing …
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… a private attorney, and Richard replied his brother would pay for the attorney. The judge then inquired whether …
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… the loss of her cash benefits from welfare, inability to pay rent, recent break-up with her children's father and the …
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… issued a search warrant, a reviewing court is obliged to pay substantial deference to his determination." State v. …
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… Baxter, supra, 74 N.J. at 598). "[A]n appellate court must pay some deference to a trial judge's 'feel of the case,'" …
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… to control the costs of such benefits to the State's taxpayers, while ensuring the State's public employees a fair … quid pro quo patronage or what is commonly labeled "pay-to-play." We reject the suggestion the municipality … labeled "Employment Agreement" is controlling; nor is payment of the annual contract salary through payroll …
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… his Miranda rights, defendant seemed to understand, was paying attention, and was not upset. According to that …
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… 255-56. A dispute arose when the homeowner later refused to pay, leading to the plaintiff's complaint and a counterclaim …
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… fund." N.J.S.A. 46:3B-7(a). "The purpose of the fund" is payment of claims made by owners of new homes "for defects … N.J.S.A. 46:3B-7(a)(1)-(2). And, "[t]he Fund is required to pay the homeowner an amount sufficient to correct a covered …
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… damages is $1,000: IT IS UNDERSTOOD...THAT THE AMOUNT PAYABLE TO ADT HEREUNDER ARE BASED UPON THE VALUE OF THE … AMOUNT OF ADDITIONAL LIABILITY AND THE ADDITIONAL AMOUNT PAYABLE BY THE CUSTOMER FOR THE ASSUMPTION BY ADT OF SUCH … the existing two-way radio, however, Plaintiffs refused to pay for the replacement radio because Mr. Fahmy had already …
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… during this time period; plaintiff received a raise in pay; plaintiff was offered more hours at another location, …
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… SHAW, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. FEDEX CORPORATION, VERONICA PAYNE and CYNDINA HICKS, Defendants-Respondents. Submitted … "retarded" and "monkey." At that time, defendant Veronica Payne was the immediate supervisor of plaintiff and Hicks. Payne and Hicks also are African- Americans. After viewing …
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… (applying due process analysis to a lien used to secure payment of unpaid utility 15 A-2665-15T1 charges). A CERCLA … proof,'" such as "the existence of a debt or delinquent payments" (quoting Mitchell v. W.T. Grant Co., 416 U.S. 600, … 501 (1965) ("[D]ue process does not forbid compulsion to pay taxes now and litigate later."). We conclude that the …
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… Subsequently, an issue arose over the proper timing for payment to Delaney based upon approvals of access permits by … LLC, (Windsor Lake) a company controlled by Delaney, to repay a $1.1 million loan to CCH by the April 2014 deadline. Delaney struck a deal with the members to repay the loan so that the proceeds from the loan repayment …
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… THAT THEY ARE THE [VICTIM'S] LAST CHANCE TO MAKE SOMEONE PAY FOR WHAT HAPPENED. (Not Raised Below). POINT III THE …
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… In June 2009, IPR defaulted when it stopped making any payments towards the principal owed in accordance with its note. However, IPR continued making interest-only payments until May 2014. 4 A-1976-17T1 While IPR was in … was substantially damaged in a fire. Afterward, IPR made no payments on either loan. At the time of the fire, the …
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… his salary, causing him to receive disability payments in an amount less than what he was entitled. 3 … paid him $300 in cash each week. In 2013, however, his pay increased to $350, and in 2014 and 2015, he was paid 5 … "covered by the minimum wage rate" and entitled to overtime payments. The court limited plaintiff's recovery to the …