The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-05-22
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
BY

CHAPTER CCCXXIII.l(Continued.)
Z. And b. it enacted, That at least FIVE
days before making any assessment for
benefits I E against iasd any owner pe or 1Wners t6 oe
notice in at least three of the
an dsp pipee he he ss and why Where e they viii
met for the purpose of considering the
same, at which time and place all per-
and the said board may adjourn such
hearing from time to time until they
have completed the consideration there
Gipe apa ma and re any p 5eeEeon Who vi ns may
deem himself aggrieved thereby may
present his objections to any such report
next stated meeting after the fling Of
such report, and if the said city council
shall refuse to ratify the same It shall
to the SAID board of assessors for fur
Their consideration, and co from time to
time until ouch report shall be duly rat4-
s. And be it enacted, That Upon the
ratification of any such assessment of
benefits, the report thereof shall be
charged by law with the collection Of
taxes; and it shall be the duty OF such
officer to give. notice in two OF the news.
papers published IN the said city that
such assessment has been duly returned
to him for collection: all such assess
ments shall draw interest from the GATE
OI tOltllI4lidtlOh vi liz ldlS -.
centum per annum, and with the cost of
collection shall be and become a first
and paramount lien upon the lands and
real estate so assessed, which lien shall
remain until such assessment is PAID;
9. And be It enacted, That It shall pc
the duty of the collector OF taxes to
been returned, in addition to the pub
LEGATION of the teturn to him for col
lection as herein provided as TAR as
practicable, to cause a notice to be gwen
to every person assessed, of the amount
of the assessment SO made AGAINST him
or her, with the costs which, nave been
and the interest which have accrued
thereon, but if for any reason such no
tice Is not gwen or Reeves e ny Ihe pe ,o
way impair the right OF the city 70 lcoII
lect the assessment co made; IN al
cases IN which :, se essnn n SO ma for
the space of six months from the date
of confirmation it shall be lawful to col
let the same me BY the aSa 1aie be Of t 5ne par ufy : 81
said collector within enc year after any
such assessment shall have been re-
turned to him to make sale thereof as
herein directed, he shall before making
such sale make advertisement thereof IN
two of the newspapers published in SAND
once each week. g.ying. notiee Of the
time and place Of sale, together with q
description of the lot or tract of land
which it is designated ON the city atlas,
or if not so designated, by some other
definite and certain description and
against and laid out and expended on
the same; and he shall at the time and
place so designated sell the said land
and real estate at public sale for the
shortest term of years, at which any
person will agree to take the same, not
exceeding fifty years. and pay the as1 s
EXPENSES incurred Subsequent to the
confirmation thereof, and thereupon, the
mayor of said. city, at the request q
seal Of the city, shall make, execute
and deliver a declaration OF sale to the
purchaser thereof, and such purchaser,
his executors, administrators or assigns,
by virtue thereof and under the author-
ity of this act, shall lawfully hold ana
enjoy the said lands and real estate TOT
plss Ilaun esn IedoId uMo lIsql pue sly
term shall be fully completed and ended;
and they shall be at liberty to remove
thereifrcm al buGldsngs and improve eve
chaser, his heirs and assigns. shall pay
all taxes which shall be lawfully assessed
against the said land and real estate
during the said term; provided, however,
that if the owner Of any such lands and
real estate, or any person having an es-
tate therein, or any mortgage thereof,
shall within six months after such sale
pay to the purchaser, his executors, adj
miniStratorS or assigns, the mount OF
money so paid by him to said city, with
the amount. paid for any Improvement
thereon, and all taxes paid by such pur-
chaser with interest at the rate of twelve
per centum per annum, such owner or
person having an estate therein or mort
gage thereon, as the case may be, shall
be entitled to re-enter and repossess
the said lands and real estate and sold
the same and have such rights therein
as if the aid sale had not been made;
no proceeding under this act shall be
held invalid for amy informality in pro-,
ceedings Hereunder.
10. And be it enacted, That this act
shall take effect Immediately.
Approved March %. 1895.