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A subcontractor files a mechanics lien on a residential property in South Carolina. The homeowner disputes the work quality. Within what timeframe must the lien holder file suit to enforce the lien?

Correct Answer

D) 2 years from filing the lien

South Carolina mechanics lien law requires suit to be filed within 2 years of filing the lien notice to enforce the lien.

Answer Options
A
6 months from filing the lien
B
1 year from filing the lien
C
3 years from filing the lien
D
2 years from filing the lien

Why This Is the Correct Answer

South Carolina mechanics lien law requires suit to be filed within 2 years of filing the lien notice to enforce the lien.

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