Virginia

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§ 43-23.1

Forfeiture of lien

Any person who shall, with intent to mislead, include in his memorandum of lien work not performed upon, or materials not furnished for, the property described in his memorandum shall thereby forfeit any right to a lien under this chapter.

History

1968, c. 568; 1976, c. 253.

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Court Decisions

In Re Thomas A. Cary, Inc. (District Court, E.D. Virginia, 05/07/76)
. . . lien was not forfeited in accordance with Section 43-23.1 of the 1950 Code of Virginia, as amended? . . .
Walt Robbins, Inc. v. Damon Corporation (SCV, 09/05/86)
. . . to invoke the forfeiture provisions of Code | 43-23.1. . . .
Mills v. Moore's Super Stores (SCV, 09/02/76)
. . . contention that the forfeiture provisions of Code | 43-23.1 [3] should be invoked to invalidate . . .
FIRST NAT. BANK, ETC. v. Roy N. Ford Co., Inc. (SCV, 03/02/79)
. . . right to any lien under the language of Code § 43-23.1. At the time the memorandum was filed, the . . .
JAMES T. BUSH CONST. CO., INC. v. Patel (SCV, 01/10/92)
. . . to invoke the forfeiture provisions of Code § 43-23.1. . . .
George W. Kane, Inc. v. Nuscope, Inc. (SCV, 04/17/92)
. . . to invoke the forfeiture provisions of Code § 43-23.1." Id. at 47, 348 S.E.2d at 226. Concerning . . .

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