Affidavit for Discharge of Construction Lien (New Jersey)

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This template is built to help a property owner or community association in New Jersey discharge a construction lien under the state's Construction Lien Law. It can be used when the lien claimant has not voluntarily filed a certificate of discharge after payment in full, settlement, or forfeiture.
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