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OklahomaLien Foreclosure

We are an HOA, and had a contract agreement with a pool vendor, part of our contractual agreement included the closing of the pool at the end of the swim year. Due to poor performance by the vendors, the board decided to do the "pool closing" on its own. The Vendor was notified, in writing of this intent, and is service was not required. The pool was closed on September 15, after the pool was closed the vendor, on September 2nd sent the HOA a bill for the pool closing, as well as other chemical costs. The Vendor was notified the pool closing was not performed by him and therefore the billing was disputed and would not be paid. Despite his use of his own chemical, which was in violation of the working contract the chemical costs were paid, but the remaining $900 dollars plus late fees we disputed as the service was not performed. The Vendor filed a lien on the common areas on January 3, how should we proceed? Should we file a Notice of contested lien, etc?

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Jan 13, 2023

There is not something you can file called a Notice of Contested Lien. You certainly can allege defenses if he sues your HOA for lien foreclosure. Is the HOA somehow being damaged by the lien?

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