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… involving a narrow strip (the "Strip") of land between two commercial properties in West Caldwell, plaintiff Akos Sule … owner of the strip. We affirm. I. Plaintiff has owned the commercial property located at 267 Fairfield Avenue ("the … that the expert's "inability or refusal to consider the very crux of the issue before the court impacted his …
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… who conducted his Avenel Evaluation where defendant denied committing the offense. Counsel stated defendant was "here … plea agreement to time served, three years' probation, and community supervision for life pursuant to Megan's Law, … felt guilty for making a false statement, and was very remorseful." Barnes averred that C.W. told him …
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… achieving/maintaining minimum custody status; and restored commutation time. 3 A-0458-23 In July 2022, a two-member … Board recounted Perry's lengthy prior criminal history, "very limited employment history and . . . extensive … is no requirement for the Board to consider each and every factor enumerated in the Administrative Code. Rather, …
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… children. On January 18, 2018, plaintiff filed a complaint for divorce against defendant. In late 2019, … pay [p]laintiff an additional $100 per week for each and every week that passes after November 17, 2022, that … income or efforts. The judge awarded defendant discovery regarding plaintiff's retirement account and vehicles, …
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… to apply for a two-year forbearance of removal, thus becoming eligible for work authorization. Dep't of Homeland … 4 Escandon stated that defendant had been accepted into Recovery Court and would be released from custody on May 26, … the “constitutional dimension of [this] claim, alone, may very well trump any statutory obstacle to defendant's …
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… that he observed the victim "sitting against the wall very disoriented[] with a laceration to his face," and saw a … the victim at the hospital, who "remembered [defendant] coming to the building. . . . [and the victim] attempting to … legal instructions were provided regarding the requisite purpose for attempted murder." Defendant highlighted …
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… DIVISION DOCKET NO. A-5407-09T3 FIDELITY & DEPOSIT COMPANY OF MARYLAND, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. HAROLD … was "well-liked," "produced high quality work," and had a "very strong work ethic." Honeywell had no reason to distrust … Fidelity sought summary judgment against Honeywell for recovery of $5,160,254.82 in A-5407-09T3 7 benefits paid to …
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… Wachovia or the Wachovia defendants), and dismissing his complaint alleging, among other things, discrimination and … 26, 2010 order denying his motion to file a fourth amended complaint. We affirm. In 1998, Prudential Securities, Inc. … the 401K business. In reviewing the 401k business, it is very labor and operational intense. The check deposits into …
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… provide only a summary of the pertinent facts. The juvenile complaints against defendant were waived from the Family … victim's "identification was likely the product of a composite he had formed, in part, from [his girlfriend's] … counsel does not have a constitutional duty to raise every nonfrivolous issue requested by the defendant." …
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… Plaintiff-Appellant, v. GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent. Argued May 2, 2022 – Decided … judgment "'with great liberality,' and should tolerate 'every reasonable ground for indulgence . . . to the end that … 2003) (finding excusable neglect "when examined against the very short time period between the entry of default judgment …
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… from a January 28, 2016 Law Division order dismissing her complaint against defendant Jeffrey J. Sorokin, M.D., based … the presence of a polyp at the tip of her cecum opposite the ileocecal valve. According to defendant, because … Dr. Hoops acknowledged that saline lifts are "very safe" overall, but added, "[T]here might be some risks …
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… of New Jersey charged juvenile M.P. with conduct which, if committed by an adult, would constitute second-degree … services, would significantly hinder the access to and delivery of services by the Judiciary to the public. The judge … proceedings like these, Family Part judges face the very difficult task of balancing the reasonable expectation …
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… the March 21, 2019 order applying the inevitable discovery doctrine to justify the warrantless search of … Gerardo Rivera-Robles arrived by car at the apartment complex designated for the physical exchange of drugs and … were approximately thirty-six law enforcement officers on site for the planned buy-bust operation. 5 A-1443-20 …
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… filed by defendants that the project, which had already commenced, would be significantly delayed, resulting in … process that complies with the LPCL. We have only very brief descriptions of the two phases that are provided … and clearance of the existing structures on the Project Site and the Remediation of the Project Site." From the …
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… disorder, "switche[d] moods quickly," and had "attempted to commit suicide years ago by taking pills." Vera also … Lewis testified Junior was "crying," "shaking," and "very distraught . . . by what he had just [seen]." When he … of law thereon in all actions tried without a jury, on every motion decided by a written order that is appealable as …
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… the Paulsboro Police Department responded to a trespassing complaint at an apartment building. According to Haase's … defendant to stop. According to Lowell, defendant looked very nervous. Lowell escorted defendant to his patrol car … on Haase's information was "reasonable" and the discovery of the handgun was a valid search incident to arrest. …
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… She stated she went to defendant's house and he agreed to come to the Prosecutor's office to speak with detectives. … 17[], 2015, at [1] Joyce Street . . . . I believe it was very clear to [defendant] what the . . . detectives were … wanted to see if he would identify himself. She stated, everything he said "matched exactly" what she saw on video. …
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… to receive treatment for his injuries through Worker's Compensation under the care of Dr. Steven R. Gecha. In April … event rests with the petitioner, who must make the requisite causal showing by a preponderance of the evidence. … the term "traumatic event" had "taken on a life of its own, very likely creating a higher-than-designed hurdle for …
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… settlement agreement, and alternatively seeking discovery and a plenary hearing. We affirm. Defendant and … year. He also served as a board member of a sports drink company in which the parties invested $435,000 and received … to date for the profit interest shares, which they deposited into their Fidelity account. The Fidelity account …
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… CD&L's July 30, 2015 A-4066-13T3 2 October 2013 amended complaint in lieu of prerogative writ. CD&L sought relief in … relate to efforts or the lack of effort to remediate the site previously owned by Owens. These were not included as … was later revised and renamed the Industrial Site Recovery Act (ISRA). See L. 1993, c. 139, codified at N.J.S.A. …