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.

a. Any instrument affecting title to or interest in real estate or containing any

agreement in relation to real estate in this State shall be recorded on presentation

to the recording officer of any county in which all or part of the real estate is

located, if it appears that: (1) the instrument is in English or accompanied by a translation into English; (2) the instrument bears a signature; (3) the instrument is acknowledged or proved in the manner provided by this title; (4) the names appear typed, printed or stamped beneath the signatures of any parties

to the instrument and the officer before whom it was acknowledged or proved; (5) any required recordation fee is paid; and (6) if the instrument is a deed conveying real property, (a) it fulfills the requirements

of P.L.1968, c. 49, s. 2 ( C. 46:15-6 ), (b) it includes the name and signature of its preparer on its first page and (c)

it includes a reference to the lot and block number of the property conveyed as designated

on the tax map of the municipality at the time of the conveyance or the account number

of the property. If the property has been subdivided, the reference shall be preceded by the words

“part of.” If no lot and block or account number has been assigned to the property, the deed

shall state that fact. b. An instrument, to be entitled to recordation, whether made by an individual or

by a corporation or other entity, is not required to be executed under seal, or to

contain words referring to execution under seal.

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