The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-08-30
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act, upon which the sale shall nave been
made or the title conveyed as aforesaid,
or by reason of any illegality in the as
sessment of such tax or assessment or
other lien in any way whatsoever, pro-
vided only that the property so sold shall,
at the time such tax, assessment or lien
is so levied orimDosed, be liable to the
imposition of the tax, assessment or lien
in respect to which such tax, assessment
or lien was imposed of fixed.
5. And be it enacted, hat the borough
may become a purchaser of said lands in
the same manner as an Individual and
receive a deed therefor. and that after
the receipt of said deeds the lands may
be sold to any person or persons by a
good and sufficient deed on such terms
as may be agreed upon, with or without
warranty; provided, If sold at private
sale the price shall not be less han the
amount due the borough thereon and in
terest when purchased.
6: And be t eatted 7 at proof OF the
publication and service of the notice here
inbefore referred to shall DC filed in the
office of the borough clerk within one
month after the date of suck ser ice. and
facie af5davits in all courts and places of
the facts therein stated. and the purchas-
er shall be entitled to possession of said
lands Immediately upon giving such no.
tice to the owner thereof, III case the
same are unoccupied, and his residence
or postoffice address be kno yn, and if
not known and cannot be ascertained.
then upon filing pfpof.o9 inquiry as to
his residence, such prchaser shall be en-
titled 10 AXE immediate possession. and
if occupied, then within thirty days there
after; and such purchaser shall have the
same remedy by writ Of assistance or
otherwise III the circuit court of the
county wherein such lands are situate
or in the court of chaneerJ, for the
recovery of the possession of said lands
as the purchaser of m~ortgage1 prem
ises at a foreclosure sale is now or may
hereafter be entitled 10 by any law or
practice OF this state.
I. AID be it enacted, That 1t shall not
be necessary to set lit the proceedings
under this act at Lengths in the deed for
ment Of the proceedings taken un.lor
the authority of this oct shall be suf-
fcieht.
5. And be it enacted, I'sat the said
in an; way the description of til. lands
and premises effected by his act, 70 the
enl .tat the same may be made definite
and certain, and for dat purpose may
take proofs to show the mi intended,
so that a proper description may be made
of the lands sold under and by virtue of
the provisions of this act.
8. And be 1t enacted, That no writ of
certiorari hall be allowed to contest or
set aside any of the proceedings under
this act, unless the party applying for
such writ shall give bond with approved
securities for the payment of such of
said tax, assessment or lien as shall
be ascertained, in such manner as said
court shall direct, to be justly due and
payable, with interest and costs, nor
unless the application therefor be made
within three months after the sale I'M
der this act.
10. And be it enacted, That all moneys
received upon sales in pursuance of the
provisions of this act shall be deposited
with the borough collector, and the sur
plus, if any, remaining in any case after
deducting the amount of the tax, as
sessment and lien, and interest and ex-
by any order or judgment under which
said sale shall have been made. shall
be held for the use of and paid over
to the person or persons legally entitled
thereto, upon the establishment of his,
her or their right to the same; provided,
thai interest thereon shall not be re-
coverable from the borough for the use
of any such surplus moneys.
II. And be it enacted. That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with the pro-
hereby repealed, and that this act shall
take effect Immediately,
Approved May II. 1884