A) If the homeowner does not consent to the lien.
B) If a contractor has been paid but subcontractors have not.
C) If a contractor performs deficient work.
D) If the lien is on real property instead of personal property.
E) There are no circumstances under which a mechanic's lien is not enforced.
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A) Consensual
B) Statutory
C) Judgment
D) Approved
E) Evaluated
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A) That a debtor must be able to keep the 75 percent of his or her weekly net income.
B) That a debtor must be able to keep 30 times the federal minimum wage.
C) That a debtor must be able to keep the greater of the following two options: 75 percent of his or her weekly net income or 30 times the federal minimum wage.
D) Nothing because the Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act does not address garnishment.
E) Nothing because there is no Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act.
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A) Good Windows would likely prevail because it was not the fault of Good Windows that the windows were installed improperly.
B) Good Windows would likely lose because the windows are not working properly for Cecelia.
C) Good Windows would likely lose only because Paul is unwilling to cover the cost of proper installation, and Cecelia should not be charged for windows when she has no remedy against anyone.
D) Good Windows would likely lose unless Cecelia can establish that Good Windows notified her by certified mail that she would have to pay for the windows even if they were improperly installed.
E) Good Windows would likely be granted a lien for only 50% of the cost of the windows.
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A) Wage garnishment is governed only by state law.
B) Wage garnishment is governed only by federal law.
C) Wage garnishment is governed only by local ordinance.
D) Both federal and state laws govern wage garnishment.
E) Garnishment is governed by contractual provisions not by state law, federal law, or local ordinance.
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A) Garnishment
B) Attachment
C) Contempt
D) Fixture
E) Law enforcement lien
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A) Allison's father is liable for the debt as he was when he initially signed the loan agreement.
B) Allison's father is released in the same manner that Allison is released.
C) Allison's father is released only if the bank failed to take sufficient steps to sue Allison and require payment of the loan before she filed for bankruptcy.
D) Allison's father is released only if the bank failed to notify him of the bankruptcy in sufficient time to allow him to make a proper claim against Allison in bankruptcy court.
E) Allison's father is released only if Allison failed to give him sufficient notice of her plans to file bankruptcy.
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A) Acknowledgement
B) Consent
C) Foreclosure
D) Mortgage
E) Statute
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A) property holder's lien
B) common law lien
C) consummate lien
D) possessory lien
E) third-party lien
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A) A foreclosure order
B) An attachment order
C) A garnishment writ
D) A writ of execution
E) A property removal order
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A) Subrogation
B) Reimbursement
C) Contribution
D) Recoupment
E) Securement
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A) mechanic's lien
B) artesian lien
C) judicial lien
D) real property lien
E) construction lien
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A) Restrictions on garnishment under the Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act do not apply if the garnishment is for child support.
B) States are not allowed to put dollar restrictions on garnishment; only the federal government can.
C) Only one wage garnishment is permissible at a time.
D) A debtor who makes below a certain amount of money will be exempt from garnishment.
E) A debtor can stop garnishment by filing a notice with the court that will lead to a hearing in which the judge determines if the wages are exempt.
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A) An excess lien
B) A super-priority lien
C) A top lien
D) A novation lien
E) A priority lien
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