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TEXAS MECHANICS LIEN LAW: BEYOND THE BASICS
15th Annual Construction Law Conference
February 14 & 15, 2002
San Antonio, Texas
Steven E. Kennedy, Esq.
Jeffrey A. Brannen, Esq.
Mcguire, Craddock & Strother, P.C.
Dallas, Texas
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Table of Contents
- The Lien Affidavit Requirements
- Notice of Lien
- Subcontractors and Suppliers - Notices of Claim - First Tier
- Owner's Limitation on Liability
- Additional Notices Required - Second Tier and Below Subcontractors and Suppliers Not Having a Contract With the Original Contractor
- Derivative Claimants Notices for Retainage
- The New Cases
- Page v. Structural Wood Components, Inc
- Stolz v. Honeycutt
- Dalton Contractors, Inc. v. Bryan Autumn Woods, Ltd.
- Hammons v. Texas Pride Landscape
Abstract
The last year provided several interesting cases that are instructive for this "beyond the basics" look at Texas mechanics lien law. First, however, for those of you have not yet begun to explore the somewhat murky waters of Texas mechanics lien law, here is a short and abbreviated version of the statutory scheme.
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