Posted by Jim Miner on 4/08/04

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I have small business in NY State. I buy my products from
a company in VT. There was a company that I used to buy
all of my product from but they had severe management
issues and I stopped doing business with them. We had a
few outstanding items. I owe them a little money, but
they say that I owe more than I do, their records are
incorrect. They say they have sent everything to an
attorney in NY to place a lein on my business. What does
that mean. Will it be against my bank accounts or what?
I do want to pay them the amount that I owe (around
$800.00) but not until they acknowledge that the other
amount (about $1200.00) is incorrect.(they are charging me
for orders that we cancelled during their crisis & for one
peice that was loaned to me this until this Spring - which
I intend to return)(None of this is in writing however, I
do have the invoices from the new company that provided me
with the peices that were previously ordered from them)
Mostly my question is what is a business lein and how do
I fight against it, will I be notified by someone and
given a chance to tell my side?

Re: Business Leins, 4/08/04, by Sir.

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