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A contractor receives a stop payment notice on a project where they are owed $25,000. Under Michigan lien law, what is the maximum amount the property owner can withhold?

Correct Answer

D) $25,000

Under Michigan Construction Lien Act 497, a property owner can withhold up to the amount claimed in the stop payment notice, which in this case is the full $25,000 owed.

Answer Options
A
$12,500
B
$37,500
C
$50,000
D
$25,000

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Under Michigan Construction Lien Act 497, a property owner can withhold up to the amount claimed in the stop payment notice, which in this case is the full $25,000 owed.

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