Hahhahaha......that's funny PaGuy..and true..
I hope this isn't true. Why does it seem that La Multa is a ground rod for negative issues!
drescape24
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more extortion of foreigners?
Hahhahaha......that's funny PaGuy..and true..
I hope this isn't true. Why does it seem that La Multa is a ground rod for negative issues!
drescape24
In the US unpaid construction workers are not allowed to force the sale of a property. This must be DR style. Lol
Do you mean that the legal hypothec in favour of the workman that took part of the construction or the renovation doesn't exist in the US ???
Parties in-privity may sue the owner for default, which usually results in a lein on the property, not a force sale. Ordinary construction workers (not contractors) are not in privity, therefore they can not lein the property. They can sue the owner personally but, they have no automatic rights to even lein the property.
Hahhahaha......that's funny PaGuy..and true..
I hope this isn't true. Why does it seem that La Multa is a ground rod for negative issues!
drescape24
Of course it's true.. It reminds me of the time when I ...... Hey look a butterfly
Any one on a construction job in Florida who doesn't get paid can lien the property. Whether they spent a lot of time in the privy or not.
DerFish[/Q
Not correct at all.
They do not have an automatic lein right(only in privity parties). Even if you do not pay them. If they are subcontractors or suppliers they are not in privity contractors therefore they first have to file a "notice to owner" within a certain period of time to have that lein right.
Any one on a construction job in Florida who doesn't get paid can lien the property. Whether they spent a lot of time in the privy or not.
DerFish
Why would the amount of time a contractor spends in the bathroom have an effect on their ability to put a lien on a property?
:classic:
mob
la zeta had this story few days ago:
Z 101
a german man was building a house in sosua, was sued for allegedly not paying the construction worker. as a result his house went to pubic subasta in order to pay the debt.
With all due respect hat happens to Dominicans too. There is one cardinal rule here, the employee is always right. That can be mitigated by having a powerful attorney, but that goes for anywhere.