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Vermont Statutes Title 9 Sec. 1991 - Nature and extent of lien

Vermont Statutes > Title 9 > Chapter 51 > § 1991 - Nature and extent of lien


Current as of: 2010

A person cutting or drawing logs and acting under a contract with the owner thereof shall have a lien thereon for his wages which shall continue 60 days after the services are performed and have precedence of other claims except public taxes. Such lien shall not attach until the person claiming it files in the office of the clerk of the town where he performed the service, or if the town is unorganized, in the county clerk's office, a brief statement of the contract under which he claims a lien and his purpose to enforce it against the property for the amount due for such service.

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