Real Estate/Development
Nov. 18, 2003
Liens and the Participating Owner
BY MICHAEL P. CARBONE When property is subject to a lease and the tenant makes improvements with the landlord's knowledge, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers may place a lien against the property for their unpaid bills.
BY MICHAEL P. CARBONE
When property is subject to a lease and the tenant makes improvements with the landlord's knowledge, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers may place a lien against the property for their unpaid bills.
Landlords generally believe that they can avoid such liens if they have given a notice of nonresponsibility. However, a notice of nonrespo...
When property is subject to a lease and the tenant makes improvements with the landlord's knowledge, contractors, subcontractors and suppliers may place a lien against the property for their unpaid bills.
Landlords generally believe that they can avoid such liens if they have given a notice of nonresponsibility. However, a notice of nonrespo...
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