New Jersey Acts Saved from Repeal ACTS SAVED 2 § 65-8(1)

1. No judgment entered before the passage of this supplement in any court of this state, by confession, upon any bond where a mortgage shall have been given for the same debt, shall he [be] held or taken to be invalid or ineffectual because of the failure to have filed and have recorded the written notice of such judgment as provided for by the provisions of the act entitled “Supplement to an act entitled ‘An act concerning proceedings on bonds and mortgages given for the same indebtedness and the foreclosure and sale of mortgaged premises thereunder, approved March twelfth, one thousand eight hundred and eighty’,” which said supplement was approved May twenty-eighth, one thousand nine hundred and seven, but all such judgments by confession entered before the passage of this supplement and all proceedings thereunder, shall be held to be, and be and remain, as valid and effectual in law as if the said notice had been filed and recorded in due time and form as by the said statute required; provided, however, that the time limited by law and the statute of this state for the commencement of suit or proceedings for the redemption of the lands and premises described in the mortgage given for the same indebtedness as that evidenced by the bond whereon such judgment by confession is based has expired and no suit for the redemption of such lands has been commenced at the time of the passage of this supplement.