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10. It shall not be necessary to set out the proceedings under this act at length in the deed for the lands sold, but a general statement therein that such deed was made and executed upon proceedings taken under the authority of this act shall be sufficient, and that no writ of certiorari shall be allowed, and no action shall be brought to contest or set aside any deed given pursuant to the provisions of this act, or to recover possession of the lands conveyed by such deed, after the expiration of two years from its date; that the collector of the town, township, borough or other municipality, in addition to the description contained in the record of such tax or assessment, shall describe said lands by metes and bounds, if he shall have ascertained the same.
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