A New Jersey Motion for Relief from the Automatic Stay (Landlord) is a motion filed by a landlord in a bankruptcy case to lift the automatic stay, allowing them to proceed with their eviction proceedings against a tenant. This motion is often filed when a tenant has filed for bankruptcy protection and the landlord is seeking to move forward with the eviction process. There are two types of New Jersey Motion for Relief from the Automatic Stay (Landlord): (1) Motion for Relief from Stay to Recover Possession of the Premises and (2) Motion for Relief from Stay to Recover Rent Arrears. The Motion for Relief from Stay to Recover Possession of the Premises is used when a tenant has filed for bankruptcy and the landlord is seeking to regain possession of the premises. The Motion for Relief from Stay to Recover Rent Arrears is used when a tenant has failed to pay their rent and the landlord is seeking to recover the unpaid rent.