New Jersey Law Journal
...not issued specific directions to the contrary." Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard, 179 N.J. 56, 72 (2004). This common-law "...
...J.S.A. 2A:44A-1 to -38, and Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard Inc., 179 N.J. 56, 63 (2004), impose an obligation on...
...owner's property from the claim. Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard Inc., 179 N.J. 56 (2004), held that a supplier...
...S.A. 2A:44A-1 to -38, and Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard Inc., 179 N.J. 56, 63 (2004), impose an obligation...
The New Jersey Construction Lien Law, which just underwent extensive revisions that took effect Jan. 5, enables contractors, subcontractors and material suppliers to secure payment services and suppl
...subcontractors and suppliers with those of owners. See Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard, Inc., 179 N.J. 56, 80 (2004). Where...
An understanding of what is meant by the Lien Fund, and what payments may legitimately be deducted from it by project owners, is essential to protect the interests of each party in the contracting ch
Where the partially paid subcontractors filed their lien claims under the Construction Lien Law against defendant-property owner before it negotiated a contract amendment providing for fixed liquidat
..., to reduce the lien funds by retainage. Craft v. Stevenson Lumber Yard, Inc. is distinguished. [Approved for publication May 5, 2005.] ...
New Jersey Supreme Court holds the Consumer Fraud Act does not apply to advertisements by doctors. In response, the Legislature is considering amending the act to include doctors, lawyers and other l
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