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Section 4 – County to furnish indexes and files.

38-6-4. County to furnish indexes and files. The federal lien index and file for federal lien notices shall be furnished to the county recorders in the manner provided by law for the furnishing of books in which deeds are recorded. Amended by Chapter 121, 1990 General Session

Section 8 – When chapter not applicable.

38-3-8. When chapter not applicable. This chapter shall not be applicable to a written lease for a term of years in which, as part of the consideration thereof, the lessee or assigns shall erect a building or improvements upon the leased premises. No Change Since 1953

Section 4 – Unclaimed shipments — Delivery to warehouseman.

38-4-4. Unclaimed shipments — Delivery to warehouseman. Whenever any railroad company or other common carrier, except an express company, shall have transported any baggage or freight to the place of consignment within this state, and the owner, consignee or person entitled to receive the same shall omit, for the period of 60 days after the […]

Section 5 – Action for deficiency.

38-2-5. Action for deficiency. Nothing in this chapter shall take away the right of action of the party to whom such lien is given for his charges, or for any residue thereof, after such sale of the property. No Change Since 1953

Section 6 – Mold liens.

38-2-6. Mold liens. Title 13, Chapter 31, Mold Retention and Lien Act, governs liens on molds in the possession of a molder as those terms are defined in Section 13-31-102. Enacted by Chapter 349, 1998 General Session

Section 7 – Compensation — Attorney’s lien.

Effective 5/12/2015 38-2-7. Compensation — Attorney’s lien. (1) The compensation of an attorney is governed by agreement between the attorney and a client, express or implied, which is not restrained by law. (2) An attorney shall have a lien for the balance of compensation due from a client on any money or property owned by […]

Section 1 – Lien for rent due.

38-3-1. Lien for rent due. Except as hereinafter provided, lessors shall have a lien for rent due upon all nonexempt property of the lessee brought or kept upon the leased premises so long as the lessee shall occupy said premises and for 30 days thereafter. No Change Since 1953