Kiritsis & Associates
Kiritsis & Associates
Kiritsis Law Group 212 922 0005
By John Kiritsis, Esq., CPA, MBA, MS, JD, LL.M
It is important to note that the discussion herein is a super generalized and extremely synopsized summary of a highly technical topic area of an already highly complex area of the law.
There are many avenues one may take to have their lien discharged. Lien Law Section 19 states a lien can be discharged by the following:
—Submission of a certification by the lienor stating that the lien has been satisfied or has been released (often labeled as Filing of a Satisfaction or Release of Lien).
—A court order stating the lienor’s failure and neglect to prosecute the lien (i.e. Motion for an order due to Discharge Lien due to lienor’s Failure to Timely Commence a Lien Foreclosure Action and File a Notice of Pendency pursuant to Lien Law Section 59;) Note: This is sometimes called judicial discharge, but perhaps it may be better named as judicially sought discharge.
—Filing of a bond or undertaking with the county clerk in the amount equal to 110% of the lien.
—By filing with the county clerk a transcript of judgment with proof of service of notice of entry, showing a final determination of the action in favor of the owner.
—By deposit of the amount of the lien, plus interest with the county clerk.
—Or by obtaining a court order summarily discharging of record of alleged lien because the claimant does not have a valid lien.
After reviewing hundred of New York and New Jersey construction contracts , by far and away, one of the more common mistakes made with regards to preparing a construction contract, is lack of fundamental understanding of the laws surrounding mechanic's liens, as well as, failure to appreciate their possible legal effect on real property and projects.
The views expressed by this author is not legally binding nor reflective of the author per se, the author's firm, the author's employers, the author's employees or any individual and/or organization.
Sources and potentially useful references:
New York State Constitution
U.S. Constitution
New York State Bar Association
New York City Bar Association
New York State Court of Appeals
New York Court of Claims
New York Appellate Division Court
New York Appellate Term Court
New York Supreme Court
New York Real Property Law
Warren's NY Real Property Law
NYS Lien Laws
Section 43 New York State Lien Law
RPAPL
CPLR
New York General Obligations Law
New York City Department of Finance
Lien Law Section 3
Lien Law Section 5
New York State Appellate Departments
Lien Law Section 2.03
Real Property Law Section 339
Lien Law Section 9 (NYS)
Lien Law Section 10 (NYS)
Section 11 of New York Lien Law
Lien Law Sections 34, 39 & 59
Robert P Frink v Dudley Bierau et al, 212 NYS2d 869
Section 13 of New York Lien Law
Leonard Engineering, Inc. v. Zephyr Petroleum Corporation, 522 NYS 2d 900
Section 22 New York Affidavit Form
Monroe Sav. Bank v. First Nat'l Bank 50 App Div2d 314 -- 4th Dept 1976
Nanuet Nat'l Bank v. Ackerson Terrace, Inc. 417 N.Y. S. 2d 901
HNC Realty Co. V. Golan Heights Developers, 360 NYS2d 954
Aspro Mechanical Contracting, Inc. v. Fleet Bank, N.A. (Circa 2004)
Byrd Underground, LLC v. Anguar, LLC (332 P3d 273 Nev Adv Op 62)
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