New Jersey § acts:saved-15 - (45)
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § acts:saved-15 — (45), with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ acts:saved-15. (45)
2. That the treasurer, on the receipt of the duplicate mentioned in the sixth section
of the act to which this is a further supplement, in case the owner or possessor of
marsh, meadow ground or swamp named in such duplicate, cannot be found in this state,
may make the demand required by said section, by advertising the same in a newspaper
circulated in the county wherein the marsh, meadow ground or swamp of such nonresident
owner or possessor may lie, for the space of four weeks next before the time of payment;
and in case the owner is unknown, and there is no possessor, such treasurer may make
the demand required by said section, by advertising the same in such newspaper for
the like space of time, giving in the advertisement a brief description of the marsh,
meadow ground or swamp upon which the assessment has been made.
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