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===A warehouse lien helps a storage facility get paid=== | ===A warehouse lien helps a storage facility get paid=== | ||
Under the [http://canlii.ca/t/84fm law in BC], a | Under the [http://canlii.ca/t/84fm law in BC], a warehouse lien is a legal claim made on goods stored with a “warehouser”. A warehouser is someone in the business of storing goods. The warehouse lien helps ensure a warehouser gets paid for storing goods. | ||
If the warehouser isn’t paid, the lien allows them to keep the stored goods and sell them to recover their storage fees and related costs. | If the warehouser isn’t paid, the lien allows them to keep the stored goods and sell them to recover their storage fees and related costs. | ||
===How a warehouse lien is established=== | ===How a warehouse lien is established=== | ||
