New Jersey § 55:17-2 Records by holder of mortgage loan

New Jersey Statutes

§ 55:17-2 — Records by holder of mortgage loan

New Jersey § 55:17-2

Title 55TENEMENT HOUSES AND PUBLIC HOUSING

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N.J. Stat. Ann. § 55:17-2 (2026).

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In the event of any default or foreclosure in respect to a project coming within this act, the holder of the mortgage loan shall establish a set of records, separate and distinct from those pertaining to its usual business or operations, to reflect with reasonable accuracy the appropriate debits and credits applicable to the project, from which all necessary and proper calculations can be made to continue to carry out the terms and provisions of the lease or financial arrangement, or both, as directed by this act. Such records shall be established and maintained in accordance with recognized accounting practices, to be certified to by independent certified public accountants, in order to assure the governmental body or agency involved that the terms and conditions of the lease or financial

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In the event of any default or foreclosure in respect to a project coming within this act, the holder of the mortgage loan shall establish a set of records, separate and distinct from those pertaining to its usual business or operations, to reflect with reasonable accuracy the appropriate debits and credits applicable to the project, from which all necessary and proper calculations can be made to continue to carry out the terms and provisions of the lease or financial arrangement, or both, as directed by this act. Such records shall be established and maintained in accordance with recognized accounting practices, to be certified to by independent certified public accountants, in order to assure the governmental body or agency involved that the terms and conditions of the lease or financial arrangement will continue to be applied according to their intent. L.1967, c. 304, s. 2, eff. Feb. 15, 1968.