A) Certified agreement;suretyship
B) Guaranty;suretyship
C) Suretyship;guaranty
D) Guaranty;certified agreement
E) Certified agreement;guaranty
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A) Consent of the homeowner to the original lien.
B) A timely foreclosure sale within state deadlines.
C) Notice of foreclosure to the homeowner.
D) Advertisement of the foreclosure sale.
E) Filing of a foreclosure action within a designated period of time after filing the lien.
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A) Types of liens include judgment,statutory,approved,and evaluated but not consensual.
B) Types of liens include consensual,statutory,and judgment,but not approved or evaluated.
C) Types of liens include consensual and statutory,but not judgment,approved,or evaluated.
D) Types of liens include consensual,statutory,judgment,approved,and evaluated.
E) Types of liens include consensual and judgment,but not statutory,approved,or evaluated.
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A) A top lien
B) A priority lien
C) An excess lien
D) A novation lien
E) A super-priority lien
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A) Common law
B) Possessory
C) Equitable
D) Broker's
E) Consummate
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A) Good Windows is not entitled to any lien.
B) Good Windows is entitled to a removal lien.
C) Good Windows is entitled to a judicial lien.
D) Good Windows is entitled to a mechanic's lien.
E) Good Windows is entitled to an artisan's lien.
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A) Approved
B) Acknowledged
C) Mechanic's
D) Improvement
E) Constructive
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A) Attachment
B) Garnishment
C) Law enforcement lien
D) Fixture
E) Contempt
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A) Judgment
B) Statutory
C) Evaluated
D) Consensual
E) Approved
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A) A reverted judgment
B) A total judgment
C) A composition judgment
D) A deficiency judgment
E) A remainder judgment
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A) An assignment for the benefit of creditors
B) A composition agreement
C) A pro rata agreement
D) A sale and transfer agreement
E) A termination agreement
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A) Judgment
B) Consensual
C) Evaluated
D) Approved
E) Statutory
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A) The court may attach the debtor's personal or real property.
B) A creditor typically seeks an attachment as a prejudgment remedy in a legal action.
C) The court may attach the debtor's checking and savings accounts.
D) After attachment is complete,the creditor holds the property until judgment.
E) The creditor must file a lawsuit prior to seeking an attachment.
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A) Relinquishment
B) Consolidation
C) Garnishment
D) Attachment
E) Foreclosure
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A) Approved
B) Statutory
C) Judgment
D) Evaluated
E) Consensual
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A) Only if property has been attached for six months.
B) After attachment but before judgment.
C) Only if the creditor is a secured creditor.
D) After entry of judgment in the underlying case.
E) Before entry of judgment in the underlying case.
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A) The property must be sold and the artist and creditor must split the proceeds 50-50.
B) The creditor with an unperfected secured interest will have priority over the artist.
C) The artist will always have priority over the creditor.
D) The creditor with a perfected secured interest will have priority over the artist.
E) The creditor will always have priority over the artist.
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A) Only one wage garnishment is permissible at a time.
B) A debtor can stop garnishment by filing a notice with the court that will lead to a hearing in which the judge determines if the wages are exempt.
C) States are not allowed to put dollar restrictions on garnishment;only the federal government can.
D) A debtor who makes below a certain amount of money will be exempt from garnishment.
E) Restrictions on garnishment under the Federal Consumer Credit Protection Act do not apply if the garnishment is for child support.
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