New Jersey § 1:6-7 False swearing in making proofs of publications;  perjury

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§ 1:6-7 — False swearing in making proofs of publications; perjury

New Jersey § 1:6-7

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 1:6-7 (2026).

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If anyone shall falsely swear or affirm, in the making of the proofs required by section 1:6-4 of this title, he shall be deemed guilty of perjury.

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Nearby Sections

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§ 1:6-1

Notice of application for passage in general; contents; publication

§ 1:6-10

Petition for passage of private, special local law

§ 1:6-12

Adoption of resolution

§ 1:6-13

Question placed on ballot

§ 1:6-14

Adoption of resolution after favorable vote

§ 1:6-15

Petition; publication of notice of intention

§ 1:6-16

Filing of petition and resolution with bill

§ 1:6-17

Law operative only after adoption

§ 1:6-18

Submission of question of adoption

§ 1:6-19

Question

§ 1:6-20

Law operative upon adoption

§ 1:6-3

Notice of application for passage of bill to repeal corporate charter; publication; service on corporation

§ 1:6-4

Proof of publications of notices

§ 1:6-5

Record of proof of publication of notices

§ 1:6-6

Publication in pamphlet laws prima facie evidence of notice given

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