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Lien Notice To Owner
"I need a Lien Notice to Owner for unpaid construction work on a commercial property in Kuala Lumpur, where my company completed RM 500,000 worth of electrical installations in January 2025, but haven't received payment for the final RM 150,000 despite multiple reminders."
1. Notice Header: Formal heading stating 'NOTICE OF LIEN' and the date of the notice
2. Property Owner Information: Full legal name and address of the property owner(s)
3. Property Description: Detailed legal description of the property subject to the lien, including lot number, title details, and physical address
4. Claimant Information: Full legal name, registration number (if applicable), and contact information of the party claiming the lien
5. Contract Details: Description of the contract or agreement under which work was performed or materials were supplied
6. Claim Amount: Precise statement of the amount claimed, including any interest or additional charges
7. Work Description: Detailed description of the work performed or materials supplied that form the basis of the lien
8. Payment History: Summary of payments received and outstanding amounts
9. Legal Statement: Formal statement asserting the lien right under Malaysian law
10. Demand for Payment: Clear statement of demand for payment and timeline
11. Signature Block: Signature of claimant or authorized representative with date
1. General Contractor Information: Details of the general contractor if the claimant is a subcontractor - required when claim is made by a subcontractor
2. Previous Notices: Reference to any previous notices or communications regarding the claim - include if prior formal notices have been sent
3. Project Timeline: Detailed timeline of work performed and completion dates - recommended for complex projects
4. Witness Statement: Statement and signature of witness - required in some jurisdictions or for added formality
1. Schedule A - Detailed Cost Breakdown: Itemized list of all costs, materials, labor, and other charges forming the basis of the lien claim
2. Schedule B - Supporting Documents: Copies of relevant contracts, invoices, delivery receipts, and other supporting documentation
3. Schedule C - Property Title Documents: Copies of relevant land title documents and property ownership verification
4. Schedule D - Proof of Work: Photographs, site reports, or other evidence documenting the work performed or materials supplied
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