Under ORS 87, a material supplier delivers lumber on March 15th and their final delivery is April 10th. They are not paid. What is the deadline to file their construction lien?
Correct Answer
D) July 9th
Material suppliers have 75 days from their last delivery to file a lien. 75 days from April 10th is July 9th (April has 30 days, so 20 days in April + 31 days in May + 31 days in June + 9 days in July = 91 total days, but counting from April 10th: 75 days later is July 9th).
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Material suppliers have 75 days from their last delivery to file a lien. 75 days from April 10th is July 9th (April has 30 days, so 20 days in April + 31 days in May + 31 days in June + 9 days in July = 91 total days, but counting from April 10th: 75 days later is July 9th).
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