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Utah Code > Title 38 > Chapter 1 - Mechanics' Liens

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§ 38-1-1	Public buildings not subject to act
§ 38-1-2	"Contractors" and "subcontractors" defined
§ 38-1-3	Those entitled to lien -- What may be attached
§ 38-1-4	Amount of land affected -- Lots and subdivisions -- Franchises, fixtures, and appurtenances
§ 38-1-5	Priority -- Over other encumbrances
§ 38-1-6	Priority over claims of creditors of original contractor or subcontractor
§ 38-1-7	Notice of claim -- Contents -- Recording -- Service on owner of property
§ 38-1-8	Liens on several separate properties in one claim
§ 38-1-9	Notice imparted by record
§ 38-1-10	Laborers' and materialmen's lien on equal footing regardless of time of filing
§ 38-1-11	Enforcement -- Time for -- Lis pendens -- Action for debt not affected -- Instructions and form affidavit and motion
§ 38-1-13	Parties -- Joinder -- Intervention
§ 38-1-14	Decree -- Order of satisfaction
§ 38-1-15	Sale -- Redemption -- Disposition of proceeds
§ 38-1-16	Deficiency judgment
§ 38-1-17	Costs -- Apportionment -- Costs and attorneys' fee to subcontractor
§ 38-1-18	Attorneys' fees -- Offer of judgment
§ 38-1-19	Payment by owner to contractor -- Subcontractor's lien not affected
§ 38-1-20	When contract price not payable in cash -- Notice
§ 38-1-21	Advance payments -- Effect on subcontractor's lien
§ 38-1-22	Advance payments under terms of contract -- Effect on liens
§ 38-1-23	Creditors cannot reach materials furnished, except for purchase price
§ 38-1-24	Cancellation of record -- Penalty
§ 38-1-25	Abuse of lien right -- Penalty
§ 38-1-26	Assignment of lien
§ 38-1-27	State Construction Registry -- Form and contents of notice of commencement, preliminary notice, and notice of completion
§ 38-1-27.2	Notice to subcontractor
§ 38-1-28	Notice of release of lien and substitution of alternate security
§ 38-1-29	No waiver of rights
§ 38-1-30	Third-party contract -- Designated agent
§ 38-1-31	Building permit -- Construction -- Notice registry -- Notice of commencement of work
§ 38-1-32	Preliminary notice by subcontractor
§ 38-1-33	Notice of completion
§ 38-1-34	Abuse of database -- Penalty
§ 38-1-35	Limitation of liability
§ 38-1-36	Construction notice does not impart notice
§ 38-1-37	Application of Section 38-1-27 and Sections 38-1-30 through 38-1-36
§ 38-1-39	Waiver or impairment of a lien right -- Forms -- Scope
§ 38-1-40	Notice of intent to obtain final completion

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Questions & Answers: Mechanics Liens

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Tennessee Code > Title 65 > Chapter 3 > Part 1 > § 65-3-103. Uniform laws

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It is the duty of the department of transportation, by correspondence, conventions, or otherwise, to confer with such departments of other states and the interstate commerce commission, and such persons from states which have no railroad commission, as the governors of such states may appoint, for the purpose of agreeing, if practicable, upon a draft of statutes to be submitted to the legislature of each state, which shall secure uniform control of transportation in the several states, and from one (1) state into or through another state, as will best subserve the interest of trade and commerce of the whole country; and the department of transportation shall include in its annual report to the governor an abstract of the proceedings of any such conference or convention.

[Acts 1897, ch. 10, § 29; Shan., § 3059a66; Code 1932, § 5442; T.C.A. (orig. ed.), § 65-303; Acts 1995, ch. 305, § 10.]


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