TITLE XLI
LIENS
Chapter 448
LIENS FOR BOARD, LODGING; AGISTMENT, SERVICE OF STALLION
Section 448:1
448:1 Board, Etc. –
Any person keeping a boarder or lodger, not a mariner or seaman, shall have a lien upon the baggage and effects of such boarder or lodger brought to the boarding or lodging house until all proper charges for his fare and board or room rent are paid or tendered.
Source. 1859, 2230. GS 125:1. GL 139:1. PS 141:1. 1909, 80:1. PL 217:1. RL 264:1.
Section 448:2
448:2 Pasturage, Etc. –
A person to whom horses, cattle, sheep or other domestic animals shall be entrusted to be pastured or boarded shall have a lien thereon for all proper charges due for such pasturing or board until the same shall be paid or tendered.
Source. 1863, 2734. GS 125:2. GL 139:2. PS 141:2. PL 217:2. RL 264:2.
Section 448:2-a
448:2-a Lien for Food and Care. –
Any person or carrier who transports animals shall have a lien upon such animals for food, care, and custody furnished, and shall not be liable for their detention.
Source. 1870, 4:3. GL 281:28. PS 267:5. PL 382:10. RL 445:10. RSA 575:10. 1973, 532:16, eff. Nov. 1, 1973.
Section 448:3
448:3 Service Fee. –
Colts foaled in this state shall be subject to a lien to secure the payment of the service fee for the stallion, which shall continue in force until the colt is 8 months old, and may be enforced by an attachment of such colt at any time after it is 4 months old; said lien shall take precedence of any other claim.
Source. 1905, 33:1. PL 217:3. RL 264:3.
Section 448:4
448:4 Limitation. –
Such lien shall not be enforced unless the owner or manager of such stallion shall have complied with the requirements of RSA 441.
Source. 1905, 33:2. PL 217:4. RL 264:4.