New Jersey A5289 establishes protections against deed theft by allowing government entities to stay property recovery proceedings during.
New Jersey A5289 implements protections against deed theft by allowing federal, state, or local government entities to request a stay of any proceeding to recover possession or quiet title to residential property if there is a pending good faith investigation into title theft or fraud. The stay remains in effect until the investigation is resolved. The bill also creates a rebuttable presumption that a deed transfer is fraudulent if the grantee is an entity beneficially owned by a person convicted of a related crime.
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