[CLC-Discussion] Notice of Termination

Robert Butts rbutts at fbswlaw.com
Tue Dec 9 09:51:11 PST 2014


Robert,

 

It may work better in this case for you to proceed under 713.07(4).  I have
a note beside this statute that McCarry at 506 So. 2d 110 may also be of
some interest.

 

I hope this is helpful to you.

 

Bob  

 

 

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Subject: [CLC-Discussion] Notice of Termination

 

Dear all,  Has anyone ran into a situation where they needed to file a
Notice of Termination and there was a subcontractor who had not been paid in
full however did not have lien rights because final furnishings were well
over 90 days?  I understand they still have breach of contract claims,
however, they have no lien claims.  Fla. Stat. 713.132 and the Final
Contractor Affidavit require that you certify that "all lienors have been
paid in full."  My first thought was that they are not a "lineor" because
they no longer have a lien or prospective lien.  Any thoughts from the
group?

 

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