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… (Antares). Wawa sought a declaration that defendants should pay the lost business income and extra expenses for losses … or other Policy provisions, the maximum amount insured and payable under this Policy for all mold, mildew or fungus …
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… 2C:33-2(b) for using offensive language. He was ordered to pay $508 in fines and fees. T.L. has remained offense-free …
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… primary residence, the reverse mortgage will become due and payable. Typically, the borrower's estates must pay off the reverse mortgage through the proceeds of the … intended to secure the performance of some act, such as the payment of money, and the like, by the grantor or some other …
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… in July 2021. Marquez certified Antonio "asked [her] to pay him money in exchange for his testimony saying that …
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… threats on the 2007 indictment. Njango was also ordered to pay fines and penalties, and all remaining charges in the …
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… or forcing to retire; or treating discriminatorily in pay or in terms and conditions of employment, an individual …
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… a district of residence to make an initial showing that” paying to charter schools the per-pupil amount assessed …
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… [filed] against [informant],” any vouchers reflecting pay “for [informant’s] services to the police department, …
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… In sum, the ALJ concluded that Melnyk was not owed back pay or other compensation because the alternative position …
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… to control it that the actor may justly be required to pay the other the full value of the chattel.” (quoting …
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… the principle that “[i]t is only fair that each person only pay for injuries he or she proximately caused.” Fernandes v. …
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… maintains that the deed of easement, purchased through taxpayers’ monies, restricts the landowner from using the land … but allows the land to continue to be privately owned, tax-paying open space. The landowner can sell the property, as …
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… Board. As a result of its investigation, Allstate refused payment on approximately $330,000 in claims of patients … the legality of Northfield’s practice structure and ceased paying claims to the practice. Neuner retained Borsody to … Board. As a result of its investigation, Allstate refused payment on approximately $330,000 in claims of patients …
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… to resign from her position. She then accepted a lower-paying job as a records clerk for the Township. Plaintiff …
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… (1) The actual need and ability of the parties to pay; (2) The duration of the marriage or civil union; (3) …
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… or her own safety. It is only fair that each person only pay for injuries he or she proximately caused.” Ibid. The …
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… and Council contend that the Appellate Division did not pay deference to the Board’s findings, which should have …
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… jurors in this case would have been a small price to pay for the assurance of a fair trial." Id. at 581. A more …
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… jurors in this case would have been a small price to pay for the assurance of a fair trial." Id. at 581. With …
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… the remediation, to provide notice to the DEP, and to pay fees and oversight costs, among other requirements. …