46:21-2 - Deeds or instruments of record for six or more years notwithstanding absence of or defect in acknowledgments or proofs; effect as notice and evidence - New Jersey Statutes

46:21-2.  Deeds or instruments of record for six or more years notwithstanding absence of or defect in acknowledgments or proofs;  effect as notice and evidence
    When any deed or instrument of the nature or description set forth in section 46:16-1 of this title shall, for a period of six years or more, have stood on record in any of the lawful books of record in this state appropriate for such deed or instrument, the record of such deed or instrument shall, after  the lapse of such period, be and become valid for every purpose of notice as  provided by section 46:21-1 of this title, and such deed or instrument, the  record and certified copy thereof, shall be received in evidence in every court  and be as effectual as if the original deed or instrument had been produced and  proved, notwithstanding the absence of, or any informality, defect,  imperfection or uncertainty in, the acknowledgment or proof or the certificates  thereof, but only when such deed or instrument shall be corroborated by  evidence of corresponding enjoyment or other equivalent or explanatory proof.