New Jersey § 52:27-64 "Certified"  resolutions defined;  form of certificate; signing

New Jersey Statutes

§ 52:27-64 — "Certified" resolutions defined; form of certificate; signing

New Jersey § 52:27-64

Title 52STATE GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENTS AND OFFICERS

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 52:27-64 (2026).

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The word "certified" as used in this chapter shall, as to resolutions prepared by the commission and certified to the governing body of a municipality, be construed to mean transmission by first-class mail of a copy of a resolution of the commission, accompanied by a certificate substantially in the following form: "The annexed resolution is hereby certified by the municipal finance commission to the (insert name of governing body of municipality) pursuant to chapter 27 of the title State Government, Departments and Officers, of the Revised Statutes (s. 52:27-1 et seq.)." Such certificate shall be signed in the name of the commission by at least a majority of its members under its common seal, and attested by its secretary.

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The word "certified" as used in this chapter shall, as to resolutions prepared by the commission and certified to the governing body of a municipality, be construed to mean transmission by first-class mail of a copy of a resolution of the commission, accompanied by a certificate substantially in the following form: "The annexed resolution is hereby certified by the municipal finance commission to the (insert name of governing body of municipality) pursuant to chapter 27 of the title State Government, Departments and Officers, of the Revised Statutes (s. 52:27-1 et seq.)." Such certificate shall be signed in the name of the commission by at least a majority of its members under its common seal, and attested by its secretary.