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§ 44A-6 — Title of purchaser

North Carolina·Ch. 44A Statutory Liens and Charges·Art. 1 Possessory Liens on Personal Property
A purchaser for value at a properly conducted sale, and a purchaser for value without constructive notice of a defect in the sale, whether or not the purchaser is the lienor or an agent of the lienor, acquires title to the property free of any interests over which the lienor was entitled to priority. (1967, c. 1029, s. 1; 1995, c. 480, s. 2.)

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§ 44A-1
Definitions
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Effective date of claim of lien on real property
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Perfecting claim of lien on real property
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Lien agent; designation and duties
§ 44A-11.2
Identification of lien agent; notice to lien agent; effect of notice
§ 44A-12
Filing claim of lien on real property
§ 44A-12.1
No docketing of lien unless authorized by statute
§ 44A-13
Action to enforce claim of lien on real property
§ 44A-14
Sale of property in satisfaction of judgment enforcing claim of lien on real property or upon order prior to judgment; distribution of proceeds
§ 44A-15
Attachment available to lien claimant
§ 44A-16
Discharge of record claim of lien on real property
§ 44A-18
Grant of lien upon funds; subrogation; perfection
§ 44A-19
Notice of claim of lien upon funds
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Persons entitled to lien on personal property
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Duties and liability of obligor
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