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Britt Construction v. Magazzine Clean, LLC
No. 051004Supreme Court of Virginia
051004 Britt Construction v. Magazzine Clean, LLC 01/13/2006 Code § 43-4 requires a general contractor, as a condition of perfecting a mechanic's lien, to contemporaneously file with the memorandum of lien a "…
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051004 Britt Construction v. Magazzine Clean, LLC 01/13/2006 Code § 43-4 requires a general contractor, as a condition of perfect…
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051004 Britt Construction v. Magazzine Clean, LLC 01/13/2006 Code § 43-4 requires a general contractor, as a condition of perfecting a mechanic's lien, to contemporaneously file with the memorandum of lien a "certification" that a copy of the memorandum has been mailed to the property owner. Therefore, the circuit court correctly held that 12 mechanic's liens filed by a general contractor were invalid, and properly released a construction project owner's property therefrom, where the general contractor failed to contemporaneously file certifications of mailing along with the memoranda of liens. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.
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051004 Britt Construction v. Magazzine Clean, LLC 01/13/2006 Code § 43-4 requires a general contractor, as a condition of perfecting a mechanic's lien, to contemporaneously file with the memorandum of lien a "certification" that a copy of the memorandum has been mailed to the property owner. Therefore, the circuit court correctly held that 12 mechanic's liens filed by a general contractor were invalid, and properly released a construction project owner's property therefrom, where the general contractor failed to contemporaneously file certifications of mailing along with the memoranda of liens. The judgment of the circuit court is affirmed.
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