Minnesota SF4363 mandates written contracts for mechanic's lien enforcement and requires additional notice to property owners.
Minnesota SF4363 amends state statutes to require a written contract for mechanic's lien enforcement. It mandates that subcontractors or material suppliers include a specific notice in their written contracts with property owners. The notice informs owners that a lien may be filed if they are not paid for their contributions. If no written contract exists, the notice must be separately delivered to the owner. The bill also specifies that the notice must be in bold type or capital letters. Failure to provide the required notice disqualifies the party from enforcing a lien.
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