New Jersey § app:a-46

§ app:a-46.

When any writing, however informal, made to declare or to direct any use or trust

of real estate, is referred to in any duly acknowledged or proved, certified and recorded

deed or in any will, duly proved and recorded, or though made for some other purpose,

is yet, by the terms of such deed or will, referring thereto, made to operate as such

a declaration or direction, such writing, not being susceptible of being acknowledged

or proved according to law, may be recorded, without acknowledgment or proof, if satisfactory

proof shall be made before the Superior Court which proof shall be evidenced by a certificate of the judge of such court, indorsed

upon such writing over his signature, that the writing so offered to be recorded is

the identical writing so referred to in such deed or will. Ten days' notice of the application to the Superior Court to prove any such writing shall be given by publication in a newspaper published

in such county, or, if there be no such newspaper, in a newspaper circulating in such

county.