New Jersey Statutes
§ 20:3-10 — Lis pendens
New Jersey·Title 20 EMINENT DOMAIN
Within 14 days after the filing of the complaint, the condemnor shall cause to be filed and recorded in the recording office, a notice of the pendency of the action, in form and content specified by the rules. Such notice shall include the title of the action; the docket number thereof, if known; the date of the commencement of the action, a description of the property and the interests therein being condemned, as set forth in the complaint; and the names and addresses of all condemnees known to the condemnor and the nature of their alleged interests in said property. The lis pendens shall be indexed by the recording official, listing the condemnees as grantors and the condemnor as grantee. In default of such record, persons acquiring an interest in or lien upon the property without actual
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Nearby Sections
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§ 20:3-1
Short title§ 20:3-10
Lis pendens§ 20:3-11
Denial of authority to condemn§ 20:3-13
Appeal§ 20:3-14
Agreement as to compensation§ 20:3-15
Exclusion§ 20:3-16
Preliminary entry§ 20:3-18
Deposit of estimated compensation§ 20:3-2
Definitions§ 20:3-20
Nature of title condemned§ 20:3-21
Date of vesting of title