A subcontractor completes electrical work on February 15th. The general contractor stops all work on March 1st due to weather, then resumes April 10th and finishes the project May 20th. Under ORS 87, the subcontractor's lien filing deadline is:
Correct Answer
B) May 1st (75 days from completion)
The subcontractor has 75 days from their own work completion (Feb 15), making the deadline May 1st under ORS 87.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
The subcontractor has 75 days from their own work completion (Feb 15), making the deadline May 1st under ORS 87.
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