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A subcontractor files a mechanics' lien but fails to provide proper notice to the property owner. Under Alabama law, what is the likely outcome?

Correct Answer

D) Lien is invalid and unenforceable

Alabama lien law requires proper notice to property owners. Failure to provide notice typically makes the lien invalid and unenforceable.

Answer Options
A
Lien is valid if filed within 60 days
B
Lien is valid but reduced by 50%
C
Lien is valid but limited to $5,000
D
Lien is invalid and unenforceable

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Alabama lien law requires proper notice to property owners. Failure to provide notice typically makes the lien invalid and unenforceable.

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