Utah Contractor Practice Exam

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Why would an owner require an unconditional lien release from a subcontractor?

The lien release protects the prime contractor
A lien release informs the owner of progress on the job
A lien release provides for rights of cancellation
The owner's property covered by the release may not be liened

The correct answer is: The owner's property covered by the release may not be liened

An unconditional lien release from a subcontractor is important because it guarantees that the subcontractor waives any right to file a mechanic's lien against the owner's property for the work completed or materials provided. This means that the property cannot be liened for the amounts covered by the release, providing the owner with peace of mind that they will not face unexpected claims. By obtaining this release, the owner protects themselves from potential financial obligations that could arise if the subcontractor is not paid by the prime contractor. This protection is particularly crucial in the construction process, ensuring that the owner’s property remains free from encumbrances that could interfere with their ownership rights.