New Jersey Statutes
§ 2A:56-18 — Lienors on undivided interests made parties when sale ordered
New Jersey·Title 2A ADMINISTRATION OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Where lienors have not been made parties, the court may, before ordering sale of the premises, on motion of any party, admit as a party a person having a lien, by mortgage, judgment, decree, or otherwise, on the undivided interest, share or estate of any of the parties, and may thereupon ascertain and determine whether the shares or interests of the parties to the action, or any of them, are subject to a lien or encumbrance by mortgage, devise, judgment or decree or otherwise, and if so, to what liens or encumbrances, and by whom they are held. L.1951 (1st SS), c.344.
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§ 2A:56-10
General proprietors not affected§ 2A:56-11
Proceeds of sale; disposition§ 2A:56-14
Fees and costs§ 2A:56-17
Lienors may be made parties§ 2A:56-2
Partition through sale§ 2A:56-21
Discharge of encumbrances