Property OwnershipLiensEASY
A mechanic's lien is most commonly filed by:
Correct Answer
B) Unpaid contractors or suppliers who improved the property
In Maine, a mechanic's lien (governed by 10 M.R.S. §3251 et seq.) allows contractors, subcontractors, and material suppliers who have provided labor or materials to improve real property to place a lien on that property if they are not paid. The lien must be filed within 90 days of the last date of service or delivery of materials.
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Auto repair shops for unpaid vehicle servicesB
Unpaid contractors or suppliers who improved the propertyC
Mortgage lenders to secure a loanD
Real estate agents to collect unpaid commissionsWhy This Is the Correct Answer
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voluntary vs. involuntary lienspriority of liensconstruction contractstitle searchesencumbrances
Key Terms:
mechanic's lien10 M.R.S. §3251contractormaterial supplierinvoluntary lien90-day filing
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