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A contractor fails to pay subcontractors on a project in South Carolina. Under the mechanics lien law, within how many days must the subcontractor file a lien after the last day of work?

Correct Answer

C) 120 days

Under South Carolina mechanics lien law, subcontractors must file their lien within 120 days after the last day they performed work on the project.

Answer Options
A
60 days
B
180 days
C
120 days
D
90 days

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under South Carolina mechanics lien law, subcontractors must file their lien within 120 days after the last day they performed work on the project.

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