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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 44 — Liens

§ 44-51.3. Discharge of lien.

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§ 44-51.3. Discharge of lien.
Liens created by this Article may be discharged as follows:
(1)By filing with the clerk of superior court a receipt or acknowledgment, signed by the county or municipal treasurer, that the lien has been paid or discharged;
(2)By depositing with the clerk of superior court money equal to the amount of the claim, which money shall be held for the benefit of the claimant; or
(3)By an entry in the lien docket that the action on the part of the lien claimant to enforce the lien has been dismissed, or a judgment has been rendered against the claimant in such action. (1969, c. 684.)
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