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In many ways the construction industry is special, but in the ways of mechanic's liens the construction industry is actually unique. In no other industry does a merchant have the ability to impose a debt on a stranger. Only in the construction industry are contractors, material suppliers, equipment renters, and laborers given the right to impose a lien on real property without the owner's consent. The mechanic's lien right in the State of California is constitutional in origin. Because the Constitution is not self-executing, the legislature must enact a procedure for enforcing mechanic's lien rights. The Mechanic's Lien Law, as it is commonly known, is found in California Civil Code Sections 3082 to 3267. An owner or contractor may remove a mechanic's lien claim from the title by record...
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency won't put a $300,000 lien on the former Evansville Plating Works property if a worthwhile development is offered for the site. Carolyn Rusk, city brownfield coordinator, told the Evansville Redevelopment Commission on Tuesday a representative of the EPA gave a verbal commitment that the agency will forgo a lien in order to see the land redeveloped with a project acceptable to the neighbors and the city.
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COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) A northern Idaho lawmaker who refused to pay personal income tax for seven years while he unsuccessfully challenged federal tax policies is making payments on a $90,000 debt to the Internal Revenue Service after the agency put a lien on his property. Rep. Phil Hart, R-Athol, never publicly mentioned he owed the IRS back taxes, penalties and interest when he campaigned and won a seat in the Idaho Legislature in 2004.
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A month and a half after the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation finalized a land-swap agreement with Baltimore to facilitate the city's West Side redevelopment project, the foundation finds itself in the crosshairs of legal action regarding one of the buildings. Unlimited Restoration Inc. is seeking to put a lien for $2 million on what used to be Epstein's Department Store, saying it performed nearly $2 million of cleanup work on the West Lexington Street property in February and March and has not yet been paid.
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In this action seeking foreclosure on a mortgage, the trial court did not err in granting plaintiffs motion for summary judgment because defendants lacked standing to challenge the assignments of mortgage when they are not parties to the assignments. Defendants furthermore could not maintain a quiet title action under R.C. 5303.01 against mortgagee when there is a valid lien on the property. The trial court also did not err in granting plaintiffs motion to strike attachments to defendants motion for summary judgment because defendants evidence did not comply with Civ.R. 30 and 56 requirements.
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By CHRIS LEONARD Staff Writer
