New Jersey § app:a-46

Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § app:a-46, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ app:a-46.

All deeds or instruments proved as provided by section 46:14-4 of this title shall, when recorded as provided by section 46:16-11 of this title, be filed and kept as deeds which are recorded ten years after the

date of the acknowledgment or proof thereof are required to be kept by section 46:16-8 of this title. A copy of any such deed or instrument so filed, duly certified, with copies of the

certificates of proof or acknowledgment by the county recording officer in whose office

the same is filed, under his hand and seal, may be recorded in any other proper office

in this state, in the same manner as the original deed or instrument might have been;

but the record of such copy shall be available and sufficient for notice only as provided

by said section 46:16-8 .

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