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A material supplier files a mechanic's lien 95 days after last furnishing materials. The project was substantially complete 85 days ago. Is this lien valid under Alabama law?

Correct Answer

D) No, filed more than 90 days after substantial completion

Alabama requires mechanic's liens to be filed within 90 days of substantial completion, not just last furnishing of materials.

Answer Options
A
No, filed more than 60 days after last furnishing materials
B
Yes, suppliers have 6 months to file
C
Yes, filed within 120 days of last furnishing materials
D
No, filed more than 90 days after substantial completion

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Alabama requires mechanic's liens to be filed within 90 days of substantial completion, not just last furnishing of materials.

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