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(from the suppliers POV) If the project gets cancelled, and nothing has been purchased, then do we have to send the owner's any notices?
If the project gets cancelled,then obviously the owner would be fully aware of that. But, if they are requesting a notice of some kind, what is your suggestion?
That's interesting. If a project is cancelled before it ever gets going, and nothing is owed, there would be little point in sending a preliminary notice - nothing would be lienable, and there won't be any payment chain to illuminate. Thus, if a notice is being requested on a project that has already been cancelled, sending notice might be pointless and likely would not be required. But sending one couldn't hurt. However, it's conceivable that a top of chain party like a contractor, owner, or even a higher-tiered sub to request some kind of notice that states there are no existing lien rights on the project. Such a notice wouldn't be required, but if nothing is owed on the job, it might not hurt to provide such a notice. Plus it could help to foster a positive relationship with the party requesting it.
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