New Jersey § app:a-46

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§ app:a-46.

All deeds or instruments of the nature or description hereinafter in this section

enumerated, of or affecting the title to real estate in this State, may be acknowledged

or proved and then recorded in the office of the county recording officer of the county

wherein the real estate is situate: a. Conveyances, releases, declarations of trust; letters of attorney for any sale,

conveyance, assurance, acquittance or release; leases for life or any term not less

than two years, or any assignment thereof absolute, or by way of mortgage or security;

agreements for the sale of real estate; written consents of any person to the execution

by an executor, administrator with the will annexed or trustee of a power to sell,

convey, acquit or release; writings which declare or direct any use or trust of real

estate, or which, though made for some other purpose, are yet, by the terms of any

recordable deed or will which refers to such writing, made to operate as such declaration

or direction; b. Mortgages, defeasible deeds or other conveyances in the nature of a mortgage; c. Releases or deeds, in which the intention to operate as releases from the lien

and effect of any mortgage or judgment is plainly manifested; deeds, releases or

postponements in which the intention to operate as a postponement or waiver of priority

of the lien of a judgment or judgments, mechanic's lien or liens or recorded mortgage

or mortgages to the lien and operation of a mortgage or mortgages recorded, or to

be recorded, subsequent thereto, is plainly manifested; d. Assignments of mortgages; e. Discharges or satisfaction pieces of mortgages; f. All other instruments that may have been or may be directed by any statute to be

acknowledged or proved and recorded. Deeds and instruments, not of or affecting the title to real estate, but of or affecting

goods, chattels and personal property in this State, hereinafter enumerated, may,

when acknowledged or proved, be recorded in the office of the county recording officer

of the county in which the goods, chattels and personal property lie, unless otherwise

directed by this Title or any other law: a. Chattel mortgages, which shall be recorded as prescribed by sections 46:28-4 to 46:28-12 of this Title; 1 b. Assignments, releases and discharges of chattel mortgages; c. Deeds of personal property to literary, benevolent, religious or charitable institutions

upon particular trusts therein specified or otherwise; d. Letters or powers of attorney authorizing the execution and delivery of statements

of satisfaction of conditional sale contracts and revocations of such letters or powers

of attorney; e. Aircraft liens authorized by N.J.S. 2A:44-2 and in the form prescribed by subsection b. thereof. 1

N.J.S.A. §§ 46:28-4 to 46:28-9, 46:28-11, 46:28-12 repealed; see, now, N.J.S.A. §§

12A:9-101, 12A:9-201 to 12A:9-204, 12A:9-208, 12A:9-301 to 12A:9-304, 12A:9-307, 12A:9-401

to 12A:9-406.

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