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If the Property Owner sends a Notice of Non-Responsibility, what does that mean for our lien rights?

Nevada

We sent our customer a Pre-lien notice which also went to the property owner. They sent us back a Notice of Non-Responsibility basically waiving their responsibility for payment. We would like to know how that impacts our ability to lien as the customer is not the property owner and the property owner is waiving responsibility? Thank you!

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Nov 11, 2022
If it’s a commercial tenant improvement and the notice is done properly, it means the property can’t be liened. Your remedy is against a bond/construction fund control that should be in place. If they are not in place, then you have certain rights to stop work until they are. These are all statutory provisions and must be closely followed to protect your rights.
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