Property Ownership
In Kansas, what is the difference between a 'general lien' and a 'specific lien'?
AThey have the same legal effect
BA specific lien attaches to a particular property (mortgage, mechanic's lien); a general lien attaches to all property owned by the debtor (judgment lien)✓ Correct
CA general lien is always senior to a specific lien
DSpecific liens can only be placed by the government
Explanation
A specific lien attaches to one particular property (e.g., a mortgage on a specific house). A general lien attaches to all real and personal property owned by the debtor in the jurisdiction (e.g., a judgment lien).
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