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Code · New Jersey · Title 46 — Water Rights · Chapter 10B

46:10B-49.2 Notice of intention to foreclose, centralized portal for submission.

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2. a. A residential mortgage lender shall provide to the Department of Community Affairs the notice of intention to foreclose required pursuant to section 4 of P.L.1995, c.244 (C.2A:50-56) and a description of the subject property by street address, block, and lot as shown on the municipal tax map at the time the notice is given to the residential mortgage debtor. Upon receipt of the notice of intention to foreclose pursuant to this section, the Department of Community Affairs shall provide the residential mortgage lender with a written acknowledgement of the department's receipt of the notice of intention to foreclose.
Compliance with this section shall be set forth in the pleadings of any legal action referred to in section 4 of P.L.1995, c.244 (C.2A:50-56).
b. The Department of Community Affairs shall create a centralized portal allowing for electronic submittal of the notice of intention to foreclose as required pursuant to subsection a. of this section.
L.2019, c.134, s.2.
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