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No Obligation to Provide Actual Notice of the Filing of A Texas Construction Lien Claim<\/h3>\n

The issue of whether construction liens are binding after the transfer of property is a thorny one. The new owners did not commission the work, and in many cases may not have known that a lien claim was filed on the property. But the lien claimant also usually has no knowledge of the transfer of the property, or to whom it is being transferred. Additionally, the construction lien does not ask for potential owners…it asks for the name of the current owner. <\/span>
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Then there’s the case of the transfer of properties from one entity to another just to avoid a mechanics lien being filed, or to make it invalid because the new owner is not known to the lien claimant. This happens more often than it should.<\/span>
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So what happens when a <\/span>Texas construction lien is filed <\/span><\/a>right before a property transfer? And how does this affect the new owner, who had no actual knowledge of the filing? Does the construction lien stay on the property, encumbering the new owner’s interest, and making the new owner liable for payment of the lien, and subject to foreclosure of their newly purchased property? Or does the failure to give the new owner actual notice result in the lien being expunged or discharged, or simply not effective against the new owner’s interest.<\/span>
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The longstanding law is that the new owner is saddled with the lien, and the payment of that lien, may have rights to recover against the prior property owner. Under Texas’s codified bona-fide purchaser doctrine, an instrument reflecting a property conveyance or interest will not cloud the title of a subsequent purchaser, so long as the purchaser pays valuable consideration and lacks actual and constructive notice of the instrument. <\/span>\u00a7 13.001<\/span><\/a>. <\/span>
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So who has actual or constructive notice of construction liens, and when does it occur? According to Texas law, all persons have constructive notice of instruments that are “properly recorded in the proper county.” <\/span>\u00a7 13.002<\/span><\/a>. These statutes place purchasers with constructive notice of a property interest on even footing with those who have actual notice; that is, the recorded instrument will cloud their respective titles equally.<\/span>
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<\/a>This rule applies not only to construction liens, but also to the filing of a lis pendens: a document that is filed with the county clerk when a lawsuit is filed, and is intended as a follow up to a construction lien, providing notice that a lawsuit has been filed to foreclose on the lien). In turn, a notice of lis pendens qualifies as an instrument reflecting a property interest, and recording it in the proper county “constructively notif[ies] anyone taking an interest in real property that a claim is being litigated against the property.” <\/span>Long Beach Mortg. Co. v. Evans<\/span><\/a><\/span>, 284 <\/span><\/a>S<\/span><\/a><\/span>.W.3d 406, 414 (Tex. App.\u2014Dallas 2009, pet. denied). <\/span><\/a>
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Thus, a properly recorded lis-pendens notice places prospective buyers who don’t actually know about the pending action in the same position as those who do: both will acquire their interest in the property subject to the claims being litigated. <\/span>World Sav. Bank, F.<\/span>S<\/span><\/span>.B. v. Gantt<\/span><\/span>, 246 <\/span>S<\/span><\/span>.W.3d 299, 303 (Tex. App.\u2014Houston [14th Dist.] 2008, no pet.); <\/span><\/a>see also<\/span><\/span> <\/span>Tex. Prop. Code<\/span><\/span> \u00a7 13.004(b)<\/span><\/a> (“A transfer or encumbrance of real property involved in a proceeding . . . to a third party who has paid a valuable consideration<\/span> <\/span><\/a>and who does not have actual or constructive notice of the proceeding is effective . . . unless a notice of the pendency of the proceeding has been recorded . . . in each county in which the property is located.”). Again, actual notice and constructive notice have the same legal consequences. By providing a mechanism for constructive notice of an action involving real property, the Property Code protects the claimant’<\/span>s<\/span><\/span> alleged rights in the disputed property. <\/span>Collins v. Tex. Mall, L.P.<\/span><\/span>, 297 <\/span>S<\/span><\/span>.W.3d 409, 418 (Tex. App.\u2014Fort Worth 2009, no pet.). <\/span><\/a>
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But litigations take a long time, and when a lis pendens or a construction lien are encumbering the property, the property itself is all tied up.  As such, the Property Code also provides a procedure by which another party to the action may seek to have the notice of lis pendens “expunged,” that is, “erase[d] or destroy[ed].” <\/span>Tex. Prop. Code<\/span><\/span> \u00a7 12.0071; <\/span><\/a>Expunge<\/span><\/span>, <\/span>Black’<\/span>s<\/span><\/span> Law Dictionary<\/span><\/span> (10th ed. 2014). This can be done by motion or summary action with a court of law, and the statute requires the trial court to order a lis-pendens notice expunged if “the claimant fails to establish by a preponderance of the evidence the probable validity of the real property<\/span> <\/span><\/a>claim.” <\/span>Tex. Prop. Code<\/span><\/span> \u00a7 12.0071(c)(2)<\/span><\/a>. The claimant must therefore satisfy a threshold evidentiary showing on the merits of its real-property claim to continue to encumber the property during the pendency of the underlying suit. If the claimant cannot do so and an expunction order is entered and recorded, subsection (f) ensures that neither the notice of lis pendens nor the “information derived from the notice”\u2014that is, the suit itself\u2014is enforceable against a subsequent purchaser for value. <\/span>Id.<\/span><\/span> <\/span>\u00a7 12.0071(f).<\/span><\/a>
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Read the full text of the recent Texas case that discusses the effect of the filing of Texas construction liens and lis pendens: <\/span>Sommers v. Sandcastle Homes, Inc.<\/span><\/a>, 60 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 1291 (2017).<\/span><\/a>  <\/span><\/b><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

No Obligation to Provide Actual Notice of the Filing of A Texas Construction Lien Claim The issue of whether construction liens are binding after the transfer of property is a thorny one. 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