New Jersey § acts:saved-54 - (43)
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§ acts:saved-54. (43)
1. In any proceeding now pending or which may hereafter be brought under the act to
which this is a supplement, in case the residence within the state of any person or
persons having an estate or interest in or mortgage or other lien upon any lands or
premises upon which the arrearages of taxes, assessments, water rents or water rates
have been or may be adjusted and collected in pursuance of the provisions of the said
act, cannot, upon due and careful inquiry be ascertained, then any notice or order
to show cause required by the said act, or this or any other supplement thereto, to
be given to him or them may be served by publishing the same in a newspaper published
or circulating in the town, township, borough or other municipality in which the lands
are situated for six weeks, consecutively, at least once each week, and by mailing
a copy of such notice or order to show cause within twenty days of its first publication,
inclosed in a wrapper, postpaid, directed to such owner, mortgagee, lienor or other
person interested in or having a lien upon said lands and premises at his, her or
their last known post-office address or addresses, if the same can be ascertained;
in case such owner, mortgagee, lienor or other party having an interest in or lien
upon the said lands or premises be a corporation heretofore created under any law
of this state, and by reason of its dissolution its directors or any other persons
have become trustees for the purpose of winding up its affairs, such notice or order
to show cause to said corporation may be served personally upon any such trustee,
or, if there be no trustee surviving, then such notice or order to show cause to said
corporation may be served upon the eldest son of the trustee who last survived; in
case such owner, mortgagee, lienor or other party having an interest in or a lien
upon said lands and premises be a receiver of a corporation, organized under the laws
of any foreign state or be a foreign corporation, and his or its residence cannot,
upon due inquiry, be ascertained, then such notice or order to show cause may be served
by publishing the same in a newspaper published or circulating in the town, township,
borough or municipality in which the lands are situated, for six weeks consecutively,
at least once in each week, and by mailing a copy of such notice or order to show
cause within twenty days of its first publication, inclosed in a wrapper, postpaid,
directed to such receiver or such corporation at his or its last known address, if
the same can be ascertained; inquiry for the residence or post-office address of
any such owner, mortgagee, lienor, receiver, corporation, or other persons having
an interest in or lien upon said lands and premises, shall be made by the counsel,
attorney or agent of the commissioners in charge of the said proceedings, or, by the
purchaser, including the municipality, or his or its grantee, successor, or assignee,
or his, her, their or its counsel, attorney or agent, upon the lands purchased at
the sale, if they are occupied, and wherever else in the town, township, borough or
other municipality the information is likely to be ascertained, and also by an examination
of the record of the deed, mortgage or other instrument or record on account of which
such notice is given; an affidavit shall be made by the counsel, attorney or agent
of the commissioners or by the purchaser, including the municipality, his, her, their
or its grantee or assignee or his, her, their or its counsel, attorney or agent, setting
forth the manner and particulars of the service and, in case the same is made by publication,
setting forth what inquiry was made to ascertain the residence and post-office address
of such owner, mortgagee, lienor or other person having an interest in or lien upon
said lands and premises, and, in such case, an affidavit of the publication shall
also be made by the person publishing such newspaper, or by some one in his employ
having cognizance of the publication, stating the particulars thereof; and the affidavit
or affidavits shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the circuit court of the
county within one month after the date of service and shall be prima facie evidence
in all courts and places of the facts therein stated.
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