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, ;312BIENNIAL REPORT OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL06445March 24, 1964 MECHANICS\' LIENS NOT OBTAINABLE AGAINST PROPERTY OF COUNTY BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION84.011 (14), 235.32, 255.05, F. S. To: Thomas

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Information such as the property owner's name, the description of work done, the amount owed, and the property address must be reported on mechanics liens.

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