New Jersey S646 allows municipalities to use a summary proceeding to foreclose tax liens on real property held for at least 20 years.

New Jersey S646 establishes a summary in rem tax foreclosure proceeding for municipalities to foreclose tax sale certificates held for at least 20 years. The municipality's governing body must approve the use of this summary proceeding by resolution. The tax collector must identify the certificates, perform a title search, and publish a notice of intent to file the foreclosure action. The notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the municipality's official newspaper and at least one statewide newspaper, and displayed on the municipality's website.

New Jersey S646 allows municipalities to use a summary proceeding to foreclose tax liens on real property held for at least 20 years.

New Jersey S646 establishes a summary in rem tax foreclosure proceeding for municipalities to foreclose tax sale certificates held for at least 20 years. The municipality's governing body must approve the use of this summary proceeding by resolution. The tax collector must identify the certificates, perform a title search, and publish a notice of intent to file the foreclosure action. The notice must be published weekly for three weeks in the municipality's official newspaper and at least one statewide newspaper, and displayed on the municipality's website.