New Jersey Statutes
§ 46:3-1 — Feudal tenures abolished
New Jersey·Title 46 PROPERTY
The feudal tenure estates, and the incidents thereof, taken away, discharged and abolished from and after March twelfth, one thousand six hundred and sixty-four, by section two of an act entitled "An act concerning tenures," passed February eighteenth, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-five, shall so continue to be taken away, discharged and abolished; and no such estate, or any incident thereof, shall, at any time, be created in any manner whatsoever.
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§ 46:3-1
Feudal tenures abolished§ 46:3-14
Rule in Shelley's Case abolished§ 46:3-15
Estates tail abolished§ 46:3-17
Tenancies in common; joint tenancies§ 46:3-17.1
Joint tenancies; creation§ 46:3-17.2
Tenancy by entirety§ 46:3-17.3
Property interest§ 46:3-17.4
Written consent of both spouses§ 46:3-17.5
Surviving spouse sole owner