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Lien Rights on School Projects in Indiana

I am trying to determine what type of school projects our customer is doing. We would be the supplier. Do we have lien rights in Indiana?

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May 4, 2020

Whether or not mechanics lien rights will be available on a school project will typically come down to the type of school. If it's a public school and on publicly owned land, then mechanics lien rights wouldn't be available - public land isn't subject to lien. If that's the case a payment bond claim would likely be more appropriate. But, if the school is a private school and located on privately owned land, then mechanics lien rights should be on the table. And, if it's a charter school, the answer will ultimately come down to who owns the underlying land, in all likelihood. If things are still unclear, it might be worth discussing the matter with your customer or others on the job. They may have some insight into whether a lien claim could be filed or whether the project is bonded. These articles should also be helpful: - Securing Payment on School Renovation Projects - What’s Your Project Type? School Construction Projects

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