Responsibility for Liens Clause Samples

The Responsibility for Liens clause assigns the obligation to prevent and address any liens, such as mechanic’s or materialmen’s liens, that may be placed on a property as a result of work performed or materials supplied. Typically, this clause requires the contractor or service provider to ensure that all subcontractors and suppliers are paid in full, and to promptly remove any liens that are filed. Its core function is to protect the property owner from legal claims or encumbrances that could arise due to unpaid debts related to the project, thereby ensuring clear title to the property and minimizing financial risk.
Responsibility for Liens. If Owner has made payments in the time required by this agreement, Contractor shall, within thirty (30) days after filing, cause the removal of any liens filed against the premises or public improvement fund by any party or parties performing labor or services or supplying materials in connection with the Work. If Contractor fails to take such action on a lien, Owner may cause the lien to be removed at Contractor's expense, including bond costs and reasonable attorneys' fees.
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Responsibility for Liens. If Owner has made payments in the time required by this Article 9, the Contractor shall , within thirty (30) days after filing, cause the removal of any liens filed against the premises or public improvement fund by any party or parties performing labor or services or supplying materials in connection with the Work. If the Contractor fails to take such action on a lien, the Owner may cause the lien to be removed at the Contractor’s expense, including bond costs and reasonable attorney’s fees. This Paragraph shall not apply if there is a dispute pursuant to Article 12 relating to the subject matter of the lien.
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Responsibility for Liens. If Owner has made payments in the time required by this Article 9, the Contractor shall , within thirty (30) days after filing, cause the removal of any liens filed against the premises or public improvement fund by any party or parties performing labor or services or supplying materials in connection with the Work. If the Contractor fails to take such action on a lien, the Owner may cause the lien to be removed at the Contractor’s expense, including bond costs and reasonable attorney’s fees. This Paragraph shall not apply if there is a dispute pursuant to Article 12 relating to the subject matter of the lien.disapproving or nullifying an application for payment of the specific reasons therefor. When the above reasons for disapproving or nullifying an application for payment are removed, payment will be made for the amounts previously withheld.
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Responsibility for Liens. If Owner has made payments in the time required by this Article 9, the Contractor shall , within thirty (30) days after filing, cause the removal of any liens filed against the premises or public improvement fund by any party or parties performing labor or services or supplying materials in connection with the Work. If the Contractor fails to take such action on a lien, the Owner may cause the lien to be removed at the Contractor’s expense, including bond costs and reasonable attorney’s fees. This Paragraph shall not apply if there is a dispute pursuant to Article 12 relating to the subject matter of the lien. AGC DOCUMENT NO. 200 STANDARD FORM OF AGREEMENT AND GENERAL CONDITIONS BETWEEN OWNER AND CONTRACTOR (Where the Contract Price is a Lump Sum) 1997, The Associated General Contractors of America
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Responsibility for Liens. Plaintiffs agree to hold the Defendants harmless with regard to third-party claims or liens arising from Decedent ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇.’s medical treatment, or from insurance subrogation claims, or claims of any kind.
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Responsibility for Liens. (a) The Parties have appointed the Claims Administrator to administer the process to identify and resolve potential Liens owed for medical treatment paid on behalf of a Settlement Class Member by, but not limited to, Governmental Payors or Medicare Part C and D Program sponsors. The Claims Administrator will determine from information provided directly to the Claims Administrator whether there is a potential repayment obligation for medical treatment related to this Settlement asserted against an eligible Settlement Class Member. The Claims Administrator will satisfy, either globally or on an individual basis, any such Liens out of a Settlement Class Member’s Claims Award in advance of payment to that Settlement Class Member or, upon notice of a final lien total, hold funds equal to the amount of the Lien without distributing the held funds to the Settlement Class Member until the Lien has been satisfied or waived. (b) The Claims Administrator will obtain documentation that any applicable Lien has been resolved, either globally or otherwise, and whether through payment or otherwise. The Claims Administrator will provide to Class Counsel or the Special Master, upon request, information received for the purposes of verifying compliance and repayment satisfaction. (c) Each Settlement Class Member (and his or her respective counsel, if applicable) will be solely responsible for the satisfaction and discharge of all Lien obligations. This includes any potential notice obligation required by statute or otherwise when making a claim for and/or receiving compensation under this Settlement. Notwithstanding that responsibility, the Claims Administrator will perform the duties outlined herein upon authorization by the Court and each Settlement Class Member agrees to execute any supplemental documents or correspondence, provide any additional information, and take all additional actions that may be necessary or appropriate to allow the Claims Administrator to identify or resolve a Lien. The Claims Administrator, through Class Counsel, will seek a Qualified Protective Order from the Court authorizing the Claims Administrator to receive and send information that is, or may be, protected under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”) to fulfill the duties described herein on behalf of Settlement Class Members. (d) If any person or entity claims a Lien, other than those described above, with respect to a Settlement Class Member's Claims Award and ...
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