Liens-fuel consumed in a project.
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SF0046 Bill No.: SF0046 Drafter: MDO LSO No.: 12LSO-0186 Effective Date: July 1, 2012 Enrolled Act No.: SEA0027 Chapter No.: CH0035 Prime Sponsor: Senator Martin Catch Title: Liens-fuel consumed in a project. Summary/Major Elements: Provides that "fuels and lubricants" consumed in a project are "material" for purposes of materials which may be secured by a construction lien under Title 29, Chapter 2 and for which a contractor, subcontractor or materialman is entitled to recover the cost of supplying by judicial foreclosure of the lien. Previously, a contractor, subcontractor or materialman could not secure a debt for fuel or lubricants consumed in a project through a construction lien. The contractor, subcontractor or materialman could only be compensated for such materials through prevailing in a suit under a contract, unjust enrichment or other theory and then either receiving payment from the debtor or by placing a judicial lien on the improvement on real property. Comments: This act applies only to fuels or lubricants furnished to a construction project on or after July 1, 2012.
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Why they voted this way
The lawmaker explains that the bill is needed as a technical cleanup to include fuel and lubricants in lien protections, addressing gaps left by previous legislation where petroleum products were not referenced despite equipment being added.
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