Week 11- Liens. Default Notice, Dispute Resolution, Protection of Persons and Property Flashcards

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What is a lien?

A

a claim or change on property for the payment or performance of some debt, obligation or duty

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What is the two purposes of the Builders Lien Act?

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  • enhance financial integrity of relationships

- facilitate credit

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What are five types of lien?

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  • bank lien
  • judgement lien
  • mechanic’s lien
  • real estate lien
  • tax lien
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What is a bank lien

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-a lien granted when an individual takes out a loan from the bank

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What is a judgement lien

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a lien placed on assets by the courts, usually the result of a lawsuit

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What is a mechanic’s lien

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when property owner fails to pay a contractor for services provided

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What is a real estate lien?

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a legal right to seize and sell real estate property if a contract is not fulfilled

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What is a tax lien?

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-a lien put on the property of delinquent taxpayers by the tax authorities

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When must a lien be registered?

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-registered within 45 days of the occurrence of the specified events

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What is a holdback?

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-a person who is obligated to pay money to another does not pay the full amount but retains a portion

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What are the two types of holdbacks?

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  • contractual holdback

- statutory holdback

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How much is the statutory holdback?

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10% of the total payment

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13
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When is a holdback released?

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released after 55 days after the earliest of the three causes to a lien

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What are six reasons for construction disputes?

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  • personality
  • too many parties involved
  • time
  • money and profitability
  • risk/mistakes
  • other stressors
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What are six ways disputes can be managed?

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  • avoidance
  • capitulation (giving in)
  • negotiation
  • mediation
  • arbitration (having a third party judge)
  • litigation (take to court)
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16
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What is a default notice used for?

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terminating the contract due to bankruptcy/insolvency