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New jersey judgment 2026

The document is a final judgment from the Superior Court of New Jersey, ordering defendants James Smith and Mary Smith to remove, demolish, or abate structures and debris encroaching on the plaintiffs' property. It outlines the consequences for non-compliance, including abandonment of property rights and potential damages for costs incurred by the plaintiffs if they have to take action themselves. The judgment also requires the defendants to use licensed contractors for any removal work and indemnifies the plaintiffs against third-party claims.

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