With development, construction or rehab projects, a notice of cessation instructs contractors and subcontractors that work is about to cease and that they have a limited amount of time to file any necessary liens for unpaid work. General and prime contractors are typically given 60 days to file and record their mechanics or material liens, while subcontractors usually only have 30 days.
A notice that gives subcontractors 30 days and prime contractors 60 days to file liens from the date of cessation of work. ( See cessation of work )
A notice that work has ceased; a notice recorded within the time periods which is specified by statute, limiting the time for filing Mechanic's Liens on an incomplete project.
A notice stating that work has stopped on a construction project. Done to accelerate the period for filing a mechanic's lien.
A recorded notice shortening the time for filing mechanics' liens if work ceases prior to completion.
A written notice filed by the owner or owners agent signifying that no labor has been performed on the project for a specific period of time (such as 60 days) and establishing the time remaining to exercise lien rights by all parties concerned.
Notice to one or more individuals to cease and desist from performing a particular action.
Concerning a construction project, a notice given that work has stopped. This is done to accelerate the period for filing a mechanic's lien.
A recorded notice shortening the time for the filing of mechanic's liens when work has ceased prior to completion of the improvement.
