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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

376.070 Contractor or architect to apply payments to claims -- Exception where

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lien waived.
(1)Any contractor, architect or other person who builds, repairs or improves the
property of another under such circumstances that a mechanic's or materialman's
lien may be imposed on the property shall, from the proceeds of any payment
received from the owner, pay in full all persons who have furnished material or
performed labor on the property.
(2)If any payment by the owner to the contractor, architect or other person is not
sufficient to pay in full all bills for material and labor, then such claims shall be
paid on a pro rata basis to the amount of payments received, unless otherwise
agreed between the contractor, architect or other person and the holder of the claim
for material or labor.
(3)This section shall not apply where persons furnishing material or performing labor
have waived in writing their right to file mechanics' or materialmen's liens.
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