Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 6, § 2903
Effect of lien
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Current — June 1, 2022
As of July 1, 2021
Unless the handler has paid the claim upon which the lien is founded, he or she shall not, after receipt of written notice of a producer's lien, mortgage or otherwise convey any property upon which a producer's lien is claimed without disclosing in writing such lien to the vendee or mortgagee or stating the existence of it in the instrument conveying or mortgaging the property. If a handler fails so to disclose a producer's lien, he or she shall be liable to any person thereby injured in an action on this statute for the damages sustained.
Unless the handler has paid the claim upon which the lien is founded, he or she shall not, after receipt of written notice of a producer’s lien, mortgage or otherwise convey any property upon which a producer’s lien is claimed without disclosing in writing such lien to the vendee or mortgagee or stating the existence of it in the instrument conveying or mortgaging the property. If a handler fails so to disclose a producer’s lien, he or she shall be liable to any person thereby injured in an action on this statute for the damages sustained.
1965, No. 175, § 28.
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