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Vermont Statutes > Title 9 > Chapter 51 > § 2031 - Lien for labor and materials; enforcement

A person who performs labor or furnishes materials in building, repairing, fitting or furnishing a ship, vessel or steamboat shall have a lien thereon for his wages and materials until eight months after it is completed, and may secure the same by attachment thereof. Such attachment shall have precedence of all other attachments and claims.

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