New Jersey Statutes
§ 54:5-105 — Jurisdiction of courts, proof
New Jersey·Title 54 TAXATION
54:5-105. The Superior Court in an action may direct the county clerk or register of deeds, as the case may be, to cancel of record any tax sale certificate of record in the county if it shall be satisfied by proof that the holder of the tax sale certificate has been fully paid all moneys expended by him for the tax sale certificate, including all expenses incurred by him, and lawful interest therein according to law. The court may proceed in the action in a summary manner or otherwise. Amended 1953,c.51,s.92; 1991,c.91,s.506.
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§ 54:5-1
Short title§ 54:5-104.100
Conveyance of outstanding interest against certain residential realty; payment; action to compel conveyance§ 54:5-104.101
Applicability of law§ 54:5-104.102
Benefits and disabilities; application to successors in interest; agreements to defeat operation of Act§ 54:5-104.103
Definition of phrase "thought to be owned"§ 54:5-104.29
Short title§ 54:5-104.33
No personal judgment shall be entered§ 54:5-104.35
Resolution by governing body§ 54:5-104.36
Jurisdiction§ 54:5-104.37
Fees to be paid on institution of action§ 54:5-104.41
Complaint to be filed with tax collector; county recording officer and Attorney-General§ 54:5-104.42
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