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The statute further provides that an owner shall be under no obligation to any lienor, except laborers, from whom he or she has not received a notice to owner at the time of making a payment.

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When the creditor has paid to the mortgagee, pledgee, lienor or conditional vendor, or his assigns, the amount ordered by the court, he may retain out of the proceeds of the property attached, when sold, the amount so paid with interest, and the balance shall be appHed to the payment of his debt.

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Such lien shall also include the value or agreed price, if any, of all materials furnished by the lienor in connection with such work, or storage, whether added to such article or articles or other - wise.

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The rights of an attaching creditor shall not prevail as against the lien for personal labor pro - vided for in section one, nor against the claim of a lienor where notice or notices of contract have been filed or re - corded in the registry of deeds as provided in sections two and three a prior to the recording of the attachment.

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If the balance as stated in the account, whether then payable or not, is not paid, or tendered to the mort - gagee, pledgee, lienor or conditional vendor, or his assigns, within ten days after such service, the attachment shall be dissolved and the attaching creditor shall be liable to him for any damage he has sustained by the attachment, and the property shall be restored to the person entitled thereto.

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Such notice may be served by mail, directed to the owner's last known address, or, if the owner's address be imknown, it may be posted in two public places in the town where he resided at the time such articles were delivered to the lienor.

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If the mortgagee, pledgee, Penalty for lienor or conditional vendor, or his assigns, demands and demand! 'receives more than the amount due to him, he shall be liable to the attaching creditor for money had and received for the excess, with interest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent a year.

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If, upon such examina - tion or verdict, the mortgage, pledge, lien or contract of conditional sale is adjudged valid, the mortgagee, pledgee, lienor or conditional vendor, or his assigns, shall recover his costs.

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