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Can a subcontractor enforce its claim of lien when the contractor who engaged the subcontractor does not complete its contract?
Yes. The Builders Lien Act specifically allows a subcontractor to enforce its own claim of lien even when the contractor who engaged that subcontractor does not complete its contract, or abandons the improvement.
For additional information on this topic, or any builders lien matter, please contact Amy Mortimore.
Related Topics:
Can a law suit to enforce a claim of lien be filed in the Provincial Small Claims Court?Can a law suit to enforce a claim of lien be brought in any registry of the Supreme Court of British Columbia?How long does a claim of builders lien last?Disclaimer:
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