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Court Weighs In On Constructive Fraud in Contractor Lien Dispute, Summary Judgment Burdens – IL First Dist.

The First District affirmed partial summary judgment for a restaurant tenant in a contractor’s mechanics lien claim in MEP Construction, LLC v. Truco MP, LLC, 2019 IL App (1st) 180539. The contractor sued to foreclose its $250,000-plus mechanics lien for unpaid construction management services furnished under a written contract between the contractor and restaurant lessee. …

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Posted byPaulPMay 17, 2019Posted inReal estate litigationTags: affidavits, constructive fraud, contractor lien, mechanics lien, overstated lien, put up or shut up moment, Rule 191, summary judgment
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