1.What is meant by "perfecting the lien"?

Group of answer choices

The process of filing a lien claim after work is completed and the proper payment is not received

Submitting a Notice to Owner at the start of the work.

Determining how much the owner is at risk of a lien claim.

An owner bonding around a lien to remove it from the property

A general contractor entering into a contract that guarantees to the owner that a lien will not be placed on the property

2.What iseminent domain?

The public's right to take private property for public use

Private property becomes public property following uninterrupted use of the property by the public over a long period of time.

A public utility's right to access utility lines on private property

A city's right to enact zoning laws that stipulate what buildings can be constructed in the city.

A private citizen's right to use public land

3.Lien laws have been enacted to provide protection for various people. Prior to filing a mechanic's lien, though, what must asubcontractordo in order to perfect the lien Oregon (i.e., in order to file a mechanic's lien)?

Notice of Right to a Lien

Just a heads up

The bid presented to the contractor

Information Notice to Owner

4.If the owner pays the general contractor and the general contractor does not pay its subcontractors, theSubcontractorscan place a lien against theContractor

True

False

5.The public can gain use of privately held land by various means. What is the term used to describe themutual agreementthat grants specific rights of use of private property to non-owners?

Dedication

Right-of-way

Prescription

Eminent domain

6.Which of the following is a means by which private ownerscan avoidmechanic's liens?

Pay the property taxes on time.

Pay with joint checks - payable to the contractor and to the subcontractor/ material supplier.

Refuse to pay the contractor

During construction of a project on which the general contracting method is used, the general contractor typically acts as an independent contractor and not as an agent for the owner.

True

False