Contents
Agistors Liens
Child Support Liens
Colorado Housing and Financing Authority
Federal/State Tax Liens
General Lien Questions
Harvesters Liens
Hospital Liens
Mechanics Liens
Orders of Restitution
Redaction of Tax Identification Numbers
Searching Records
Spurious/Fraudulent Liens
Stud Service Liens

 

Stud Service Liens

Q1. What is a stud service lien and where can I find more information?

A1.  A stud service lien is a lien that may be filed by the keeper of a bull, ram, or boar in Colorado to secure payment for stud services (breeding services) provided to the livestock of another person.

For more information on stud liens, see sections 35-48-101 and 4-9-501(a), C.R.S.

 

Q2. What collateral secures a stud service lien?

A2.  Stud service liens are secured by the get (newborn animal or animals) resulting from the stud services provided by the bull, ram, or boar.

 

Q3. What is the duration of a stud service lien?

A3.  A stud service lien is good for one year from the day of birth of any animal born as a result of stud services provided by the bull, ram, or boar.

 

Q4. Where are stud service liens filed?

A4.  Stud service liens can be filed with the Colorado Secretary of State. For more information on filing, see section 4-9-501, C.R.S.