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The Lien Expired, but the Plumbing Contractor Still Won Its Debt Claim

A BC plumbing contractor lost its builder’s lien because it filed too late, but still recovered $19,525.60 for unpaid work. The judgment separates lien timing, contractual recovery and proof of construction defects.

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A BC plumbing contractor lost its builder’s lien because it filed too late, but still recovered $19,525.60 for unpaid work. The judgment separates lien timing, contractual recovery and proof of construction defects.

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Source and further context Supreme Court of British Columbia ↗

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