flatlander
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- Diamond bar, CA , Tempe AZ
Does anyone know in CA if you must file the 20 day prelim if you are a subcontractor regardless if you wish to protect the lien rights.
California 20 day preliminary notice "private " works
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flatlander
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- Diamond bar, CA , Tempe AZ
I guess what I am asking is if this is optional. Meaning that if you don't the only consequences is you loose your lien rights.
flatlander
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- Diamond bar, CA , Tempe AZ
Really no one from California here?
sethas
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- Los Banos, CA.
To the best of my knowledge, you are not required to. As you stated, you loose your lien rights if you do not file it though.
flatlander
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- Diamond bar, CA , Tempe AZ
Someone told me different but I do not see anything in my CSLB law handbook.
Sierrasparky
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That is the way I always knew it to be. You just loose your rights to lien. why?
flatlander
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- Diamond bar, CA , Tempe AZ
I was told that it was against contractors law to do nothing. Yo must serve the notice.
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