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Court Finds Enforceable Construction Lien Despite Incorrect Notice of Commencement
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Court Finds Enforceable Construction Lien Despite Incorrect Notice of Commencement

This case arises from a dispute between a window contractor and a homeowner and involves the issues that can arise when a contractor prepares the notice of commencement and the affect of errors in the notice of commencement on lien rights.

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