Cases

MEMORANDUM DECISION Hon. Catherine J. Furay, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge The matter is before the Court at the request of both parties. The Plaintiffs filed this adversary proceeding seeking to avoid the second mortgage lien of Defendant Nationstar Mortgage LLC. The Defendant filed an answer and the parties filed a joint pretrial statement. Thereafter, the parties requested a briefing schedule and ha

This is an appeal from a judgment of the Supreme Court which affirmed a judgment of $15,500 in favor of the respondent and against the appellant, entered in the Passaic County Circuit Court on the verdict of a jury. The action was in negligence to recover for personal injuries sustained by the respondent when he was struck by the defendant's automobile as he was walking on a cross-walk at Broadway and Main street in the city of Paterson. The respondent is totally blind as the result of his in

This is a negligence case. The question for decision is whether the learned trial judge erred in granting a nonsuit. We think he did. Plaintiff's decedent died June 9th, 1939, as a result of injuries sustained on June 1st, 1939, at about 9:00 P.M., allegedly caused, as the result of an automobile accident, at *Page 171 the intersection of Ocean Avenue and Broadway in Long Branch, New Jersey, while decedent "was lawfully crossing Ocean Avenue from a

The defendant appeals from a judgment recovered by the plaintiff in the Passaic County Circuit Court. The judgment represents the plaintiff's damage for injuries suffered by him on being struck by the defendant's automobile, which the defendant was driving at the time, when the plaintiff, with other pedestrians, was attempting to cross Broadway, at Main street, in the city of Paterson. The plaintiff is totally blind as a result of the injuries. Three grounds are urged, which the appell