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• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:1-1. Words and phrases defined
  As used in this title, except where the context clearly indicates a contrary intent, the terms "county recording officer" and "office of ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2-1. Titles, rights and interests preserved
  Nothing in this title contained shall in any way affect, abridge or abrogate any title to or rights or interests in any real estate or ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2-2. Frauds or forgeries not validated
  Nothing in this title contained shall be construed to make good, valid or effectual any fraud or forgery, made or used in or about any ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2-3. Registry of mortgages not affected
  Nothing in this title contained providing for or requiring the recording of any deed or instrument in full shall be construed to affect or impair ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2A-1. Power of appointment; release or contract not to exercise authorized
  A person to whom any legal or equitable power of appointment, whether coupled with an interest or not, is given, may, by deed, release, or ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2A-2. Release as to whole or part of property; manner of release
  Said person may release such power: (a) with respect either to the whole, or to any part, of the property subject thereto; (b) in such ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2A-3. Contract not to exercise power
  Said person may covenant or contract not to exercise such power: (a) with respect to a part only of the property subject thereto; (b) in ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2A-4. Application of act to what powers and instruments
  This act shall apply to powers of appointment created by instruments coming into operation either before or after this act takes effect; provided, that it ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2A-5. Deed, covenant or contract where power is created; acknowledgment; filing
  Such deed, covenant or contract, where the power has been or shall be created by: (a) a last will and testament, shall be acknowledged in ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.1 Short title.
  1. This act shall be known and may be cited as the "Revised Durable Power of Attorney Act." L.2000,c.109,s. ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.2 Powers of attorney; durable powers of attorney; disability defined.
  2. Powers of Attorney; Durable Powers of Attorney; Disability Defined. a. A power of attorney is a written instrument by which an individual known as ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.3 Durable power of attorney not affected by lapse of time; disability or incapacity.
  3. Durable Power of Attorney Not Affected By Lapse of Time; Disability or Incapacity. All acts done by an attorney-in-fact pursuant to a ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.4 Relation of attorney-in-fact to court-appointed fiduciary.
  4. Relation of Attorney-in-Fact to Court-Appointed Fiduciary. a. If, following execution of a durable power of attorney, a court of the principal' ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.5 Power of attorney not revoked until notice.
  5. Power of Attorney Not Revoked Until Notice. a. The death of a principal who has executed a written power of attorney, durable or otherwise, ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.6 Good faith reliance.
  6. Good Faith Reliance. a. Any third party may rely upon the authority granted in a durable power of attorney until the third party has ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.7 Multiple attorneys-in-fact.
  7. Multiple Attorneys-In-Fact. a. Unless the power of attorney expressly provides otherwise, all authority granted to multiple attorneys-in-fact may be exercised ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.8 Delegation by attorney-in-fact.
  8. Delegation by Attorney-in-Fact. If the power of attorney shall specifically provide, the attorney-in-fact, in the exercise of reasonable care, skill ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.9 Formality.
  9. Formality. A power of attorney must be in writing, duly signed and acknowledged in the manner set forth in R.S.46:14-2. ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.10 Revocation.
  10. Revocation. A power of attorney is revoked when the principal has caused all executed originals of the power of attorney to be physically destroyed; ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.11 Certified copies and photocopies.
  11. Certified Copies and Photocopies. Any third party to whom the power of attorney is presented may retain and rely upon a photocopy of the ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.12 Compensation of the attorney-in-fact.
  12. Compensation of the Attorney-in-Fact. A principal shall have the power to direct whether an attorney-in-fact is to be compensated in ...
• New Jersey Property Laws Section 46:2B-8.13 Fiduciary status and duty to account.
  13. Fiduciary Status and Duty to Account. a. An attorney-in-fact has a fiduciary duty to the principal, and to the guardian of the ...

Last modified: October 22, 2006