Amends TCA Title 66, Chapter 11.
Tennessee SB0605 amends Title 66, Chapter 11 of the Tennessee Code Annotated by extending the timeframe from 10 to 20 days for a non-contracting spouse to serve written notice to a prime contractor regarding their objection to a contract for improving real property. This bill affects spouses in situations where one spouse enters into a contract for property improvements without the consent of the other spouse, specifically when the property is owned by one or both spouses and they are not separated. The key change is the increase in the notice period, which aims to prevent the non-contracting spouse from being deemed an agent of the contracting spouse without proper notification.
Tennessee SB0605 amends Title 66, Chapter 11 of the Tennessee Code Annotated by extending the timeframe from 10 to 20 days for a non-contracting spouse to serve written notice to a prime contractor regarding their objection to a contract for improving real property. This bill affects spouses in situations where one spouse enters into a contract for property improvements without the consent of the other spouse, specifically when the property is owned by one or both spouses and they are not separated. The key change is the increase in the notice period, which aims to prevent the non-contracting spouse from being deemed an agent of the contracting spouse without proper notification.
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