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… The mandatory attorney review period is only intended to compensate for the fact that parties usually execute these … the Time. You count the three days from the date of delivery of the signed Contact to Buyer and Seller. You do not … disapproval to the Broker(s) by fax, e-mail, personal delivery, or overnight mail with proof of delivery. Notice by …
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… seeking to pay all outstanding rent and dismiss plaintiff's complaint and the consent judgment based on the newly … have the money and the tenant is going to be locked out and comes up with the money later." On this point, plaintiff … of rent was no longer an issue and is never an issue by the very terms of any [h]ardship stay." Plaintiff also argues …
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… Zone under the Municipal Rehabilitation and Economic Recovery Act, N.J.S.A. 52:27BBB-1 to -65. Ibid. Throughout 2013 … answer the following background questions pertaining to the commission of certain actions that can lead to debarment or … a joint proposal related to a small modular reactor at a site along the Savannah River. Holtec had conversations with …
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… a right turn. In making this turn, the Kia failed to make a complete stop at the stop sign before continuing westbound … The trial court found the officers' testimony to be "very credible" and "consistent" with the video of the stop. … of the circumstances provided the detectives with the requisite suspicion to conduct a pat-down search, Detective …
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… Tayshon "Sapp" Hayward outside of a Penns Grove apartment complex. The shooting transpired after Cleon Burden … "the ultimate burden remain[ed] on the defendant to prove a very substantial likelihood of irreparable … on trial "is presumed to be innocent and unless each and every essential element of an offense charged is proved …
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… v. DOROTHY T. TOULSON, THOMAS W. TOULSON, DEBORAH W. GRISCOM, as Executor of the Estate of DOROTHY T. TOULSON, LIVE … a plaintiff to serve notice of a foreclosure sale on every person holding an ownership or lien interest to be … Wilmington contends N.J.S.A. 46:26A-3, governing prerequisites for recording, 11 A-1287-22 does not require a …
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… probable cause that a criminal offense ha[s] been committed and that additional contraband might be present." … smell of raw marijuana does not justify a search of every compartment of an automobile. [Id. at 327-28.] 6 … vehicle was completed." There was no mention of the discovery of the panel, the tool marks on it, or the gap behind …
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… not perform an "internal exam" on G.M. because they are "very painful" for children. However, Ruggiero collected … did not perform an internal exam because the child had "not completed puberty, [and] an internal examination would be … the indictment for the State's failure to provide discovery, including the results of the DNA analysis of G.M.'s …
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… per hour when assigned to a fire rescue vehicle or for every time they were sent on an EMS call while assigned to … the subject of Salary, Benefits and working conditions to commence January 1, 1991." In an April 19, 1998 opinion and … administrator on March 13, 2018, had stated "in front of everybody" that "the Fire Department was no longer needed for …
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… shell in the chamber. Id. at 8. The State's fingerprint comparison expert found defendant's fingerprint on the … he 13 A-3736-21 believed that this argument, which was a very small part of his nearly hour-long closing, was an … [a] fair assessment of attorney performance requires that every effort be made to eliminate the distorting effects of …
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… for $3,174.11, which included $365.05 in interest. The complaint stated plaintiff was "now the owner" of … commencement of the collection action without the requisite license as required under the NJCFLA. Defendant also … 1996). That said, reconsideration is granted "only under very narrow circumstances" and is only available when …
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… Judges Natali and Bergman. On appeal from the New Jersey Commissioner of Education, Docket No. 8-11/21A. Brett … pro se. Matthew J. Platkin, attorney for respondent Commissioner of Education (Melissa H. Raksa, Assistant … stated appellant previously "got in her face and seemed very confrontational," and the Association President was …
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… and counsel finally met on November 3, 2022, when she completed the notice of claim. A subsequent meeting was … obligation to file a notice of tort claim as a prerequisite to initiating litigation." D.D., 213 N.J. at 134 … affirmed this notion "and relaxed that rule only in the very peculiar circumstances of that case because: (1) [the …
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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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… 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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… Albert informed the investigator that on the Sunday she visited, they only had snacks following church because they … asking her to pack her bag. Cori asserted she had been complying with his requests and did not know why he hit her. … "butt" when he showed her videos and said it had occurred every visit "since last year" but had not occurred during the …
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… Hill) appeals from an August 14, 2024 order dismissing its complaint in lieu of prerogative writs. Plaintiff challenged … Next, Farkas stated that Casper's explanation was "very close to [her] rationale." Farkas did not think the … reasoning that if there was a massive infestation, everyone would be experiencing issues with rats. Cindy Lou …
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… at 1-31). The parties, who never married, have a child in common, M.M., born in 2008. They have had a tumultuous … and plaintiff as PAR. Plaintiff would have parenting time every other weekend during the 6 A-2686-23 school year, and … RPC 1.5(a)." Filing an affidavit of services is a prerequisite to an award of fees under both Rule 4:42-9(b) and Rule …
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… v. PALISADES PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY and SHULTS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC., … with prejudice. 6 A-2958-23 At the conclusion of the discovery period, defendant moved for summary judgment, arguing … the jury merely because he or she would have reached an opposite conclusion. . . . Rather a court must canvass the …
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… crime may be termed intrinsic if they facilitate the commission of the charged crime.” Rose, 206 N.J. at 180 … these incidents precipitated defendant’s arrest and the recovery of drugs from both defendant and the purchaser.” Id. at … factors to be established by the offering party as prerequisites for the admission of such “other crimes” evidence: 1. …