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… [plaintiff] . . . ." The agreement recited defendant would pay child support of $1,800 per month, which would step down … two years of college before the par ties' obligation to pay their respective share commenced. It also … $100,000 for [plaintif f]." The MSA obligated defendant to pay plaintiff open duration alimony of $70,000 per year, …
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… her employment after she complained to Marmarou he was not paying her a full wage — stated a CEPA claim. Although we … 240, 255 (1950). 5 A-0598-17T4 The complaint details the pay periods when plaintiff claims she was shorted. For the three pay periods ending June 22, July 6, and July 20, she was …
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… to enforce the instrument or a bank made or obtained payment with respect to the instnunent for a person not entitled to enforce the instrument or receive payment. As a necessary element of the cause of action, the Plaintiff needed to demonstrate that TD Bank made a payment with respect to the checks for a person not entitled …
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… her employment after she complained to Marmarou he was not paying her a full wage — stated a CEPA claim. Although we … 240, 255 (1950). 5 A-0598-17T4 The complaint details the pay periods when plaintiff claims she was shorted. For the three pay periods ending June 22, July 6, and July 20, she was …
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… to enforce the instrument or a bank made or obtained payment with respect to the instnunent for a person not entitled to enforce the instrument or receive payment. As a necessary element of the cause of action, the Plaintiff needed to demonstrate that TD Bank made a payment with respect to the checks for a person not entitled …
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… asserted the evidence demonstrated defendant agreed to pay the attorney's fees, and defendant reneged on the … defendant sent an email explaining that she "promised to pay an additional $15,000 above the $20,000 cap they had … for a total of $35,000, but that she could not commit to pay more than the extra $15,000 she had promised." The court …
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… asserted the evidence demonstrated defendant agreed to pay the attorney's fees, and defendant reneged on the … defendant sent an email explaining that she "promised to pay an additional $15,000 above the $20,000 cap they had … for a total of $35,000, but that she could not commit to pay more than the extra $15,000 she had promised." The court …
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… See 24 C.F.R. § 206.125(a)(2). Those options included paying off the outstanding balance in full within thirty … that "homeowners should be given every opportunity to pay their home mortgages, and thus keep their homes." … reverse mortgage – for example, the mortgagor's failure to pay property 1 As plaintiff's attorney indicated at oral …
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… in various charges that continued to accrue, and it sought payment, termination of defendant's occupancy agreement and … plaintiff's manager granted an extension permitting him to pay May and June fees in a lump sum on June 30. When defendant was unable to pay again on time in July, he sought a further extension but …
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… plaintiffs-homeowners, who contested their obligation to pay annual dues1 and filed an action to discharge liens the … special assessments and fees, all of which were needed to pay for the upkeep of the development's common property. We … owe. Rather, plaintiffs contest their legal obligation to pay those amounts. There is also no dispute that the …
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… year-long tenancy terminated. The lease provided the rental payment of $2000 per month was due the 1 There is no … 3 first day of the month and, if a tenant's rent payment was five days late, a $100 late fee would be charged. The tenant testified she did not always pay the rent on time, but claimed the landlord never …
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… year-long tenancy terminated. The lease provided the rental payment of $2000 per month was due the 1 There is no … 3 first day of the month and, if a tenant's rent payment was five days late, a $100 late fee would be charged. The tenant testified she did not always pay the rent on time, but claimed the landlord never …
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… plaintiffs-homeowners, who contested their obligation to pay annual dues1 and filed an action to discharge liens the … special assessments and fees, all of which were needed to pay for the upkeep of the development's common property. We … owe. Rather, plaintiffs contest their legal obligation to pay those amounts. There is also no dispute that the …
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… See 24 C.F.R. § 206.125(a)(2). Those options included paying off the outstanding balance in full within thirty … that "homeowners should be given every opportunity to pay their home mortgages, and thus keep their homes." … reverse mortgage – for example, the mortgagor's failure to pay property 1 As plaintiff's attorney indicated at oral …
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… in various charges that continued to accrue, and it sought payment, termination of defendant's occupancy agreement and … plaintiff's manager granted an extension permitting him to pay May and June fees in a lump sum on June 30. When defendant was unable to pay again on time in July, he sought a further extension but …
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… for plaintiff and would share equally in the down payment. However, "[a]s [plaintiff] does not have access to such funds then [defendant] shall front load the down payment required for closing." The agreement required defendant to pay a $140,000 down payment and stated A-0897-23 3 plaintiff …
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… these modifications, defendant deferred consideration and payment of other medical invoices pending payment of home modification expenses. Defendant paid … were incurred as a result of Calderone's accident. These payments exhausted Calderone's available coverage under his …
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… cost of attendance based upon their respective abilities to pay, taking into consideration the parties income and assets … and letters by their attorneys regarding the costs and payment for Zachary's education. An April 13, 2012 letter to … The letter supplied defendant's 2010 and 2011 W-2s and pay stubs and asserted that plaintiff unilaterally reduced …
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… child support obligation under the MSA requiring monthly payments of $4000 for the parties' three children, the … factored into that calculation. The cessation of alimony payments, therefore, did not impact on "the financial … Cesare v. Cesare, 154 N.J. 394, 413 (1998). "[W]e do not pay special deference to its interpretation of the law." …
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… written agreements between the parties and thereafter began paying substantially less than what was previously agreed … defendant, Multiplan, Inc. to determine this out-of-network payment. Multiplan promotes itself as an unregulated cost … The plaintiffs rely upon commercial insurance companies to pay a reasonable rate for the critical health care services …