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3896 A promise to honor plaintiff's lien on funds recovered under an insurance policy might have been a false implied assertion that the promisor intended to keep the promise, but the plaintiff's failure to have a public adjuster's license made the contract creating the lien unenforceable, so there was no lien and no damage resulting from plaintiff's reliance on the assertion.CitationBUILDING PERMIT CONSULTANTS v MAZUR (Unlicensed Adjuster) 122 CA4 1400 [See: InsC 15006 15008; CivC 1710(4); Benson v Hamilton 126 CA 331; Furia v Helm 111 CA4 945, T/AT 10/03]
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