Nebraska Statutes

§ 52-146 — Termination of notice of commencement; procedure

Nebraska § 52-146

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 52-146 (2026).

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(1)A contracting owner may terminate a notice of commencement as to all or any identified portion of the real estate subject to the notice of commencement by:
(a)Recording a notice of termination denominated termination of notice of commencement and containing:
(i)The information required by subdivisions (1)(a) and (1)(b) of section 52-145 for a notice of commencement;
(ii)A reference to the recorded notice of commencement by its record location and a statement of its date of recording;
(iii)A statement of the date as of which the notice of commencement is terminated which date may not be earlier than thirty days after the notice of termination is recorded; and
(iv)If the notice of termination is to apply only to a portion of the real estate subject to the notice of commencement, a

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Legislative History

Source: Laws 1981, LB 512, § 22. Annotations: Nothing in the Nebraska Construction Lien Act prevents a contractor's lien from attaching to the real estate improved or directly benefited after a notice of commencement has lapsed, either by the running of its duration or its termination. Nore Electric v. S & H Holdings, 316 Neb. 197, 3 N.W.3d 895 (2024). The ability of the contracting owner's interest to be subject to future construction liens passes with a conveyance of the interest. The law serves as notice that such a lien may be filed. Nore Electric v. S & H Holdings, 316 Neb. 197, 3 N.W.3d 895 (2024).

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