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A subcontractor completes work on March 15th but doesn't file a construction lien until June 20th. The property owner received a Notice of Furnishing on March 10th. Is the lien valid under Michigan law?

Correct Answer

D) No, filed too late

Michigan Construction Lien Act requires liens to be filed within 90 days of last furnishing labor or materials. June 20th is 97 days after March 15th, making the lien invalid.

Answer Options
A
Yes, filed within the statutory period
B
No, Notice of Furnishing was invalid
C
Yes, but only for materials
D
No, filed too late

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Michigan Construction Lien Act requires liens to be filed within 90 days of last furnishing labor or materials. June 20th is 97 days after March 15th, making the lien invalid.

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