In this quiet-title action, plaintiff-holder of two recorded tax-title liens was a party in interest under N.J.S.A. 40:48-2.4 entitled to formal notice of defendant-city's intention to seek to demolish structures on the property and the lack of notice makes its lien for demolition costs invalid as to plaintiff; however, since plaintiff had actual notice, the trial judge's equitable remedy of allowing the city to "redeem" the foreclosed-upon tax-title liens was reasonable and will not be disturbed.
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