Mechanics Liens in Georgian Law
The mechanics lien known in international practice means a special security that arises by operation of law directly from the performance of construction work and attaches automatically to the customer's property for the contractor's claim. Clarity is needed here: Georgian law has no such automatic lien arising by itself from construction work. What Georgian law offers are two real instruments: a mortgage over the construction land plot, and a pledge over movable things, both described by agreement and registration. This page explains precisely these two real instruments and the claims around them, so that a contractor builds the security of its fee on a legal foundation instead of an imagination.