Clift v. Frenche
New Jersey Court of Chancery
1Opinion of the Court
Emery, V. C.
This is a bill by a mortgagee to redeem lands sold for nonpayment of taxes. The lands were sold for thirty years and the purchaser claims that the right of redemption has been cut off by proceedings taken under the “Act for the assessment and collection of taxes.” P. L. 1903 ¶. 432 ch. 208 § 59. This section *438provides two methods for barring or foreclosing the right of redemption, after the period of redemption (two years after the sale) has expired. The first is by an ex parte proceeding entirely within the control of the purchaser, and is by his giving written 2iotice to all…
2Cited by1 opinion
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