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Action
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Parties to Action
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Remedy
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Limitation Period
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Breach of Contract
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Whomever you contracted with
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Money judgment
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Written Contract 4 years
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Oral Contract 2 years
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Common counts
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Whomever you provided the goods and services to
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Money Judgment
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Generally 4 years, with certain exceptions for 2 years
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Mechanic Lien
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Owner of property and the entity you contracted with
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Money judgment that can be collected by foreclosing on the property that was liened
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File lawsuit 90 days after recording the mechanic lien, which is only valid if the prerequisites are satisfied
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Payment Bond
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Principal on payment bond (typically the general contractor) and the surety issuing the bond
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Money judgment that can be satisfied by payment from the surety who issued the bond
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Six months after the notice of completion or cessation is recorded, if none recorded than 6 months after the 60 day period expires from the date of actual completion
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Stop Notice (Private Works)
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Owner, General contractor and lender holding funds
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Money judgment that can be recovered from the funds withheld in accordance with the stop notice
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File lawsuit 90 days after serving the stop notice, which is only valid if the prerequisites are satisfied
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