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A court enforces a lien against the improvement alone rather than the land. What may it order?

Correct Answer

D) Separate sale of the improvement, with removal in a fixed time

Section 713.11 allows the court enforcing such a lien to order the improvement to be separately sold, permits the purchaser to remove it within such reasonable time as the court fixes, and requires the purchase price to be paid into court.

Answer Options
A
A money judgment against the landowner for the improvement's value
B
Sale of the land together with the improvement to satisfy the lien
C
Forfeiture of the improvement to the landowner without payment
D
Separate sale of the improvement, with removal in a fixed time

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Section 713.11 allows the court enforcing such a lien to order the improvement to be separately sold, permits the purchaser to remove it within such reasonable time as the court fixes, and requires the purchase price to be paid into court.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: A money judgment against the landowner for the improvement's value

The stated remedy is a sale, not a judgment against the landowner.

Option B: Sale of the land together with the improvement to satisfy the lien

The enforcement is against the improvement alone.

Option C: Forfeiture of the improvement to the landowner without payment

The statute provides no forfeiture to the landowner.

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