Don Nichols Building Contractor, Inc. v. Liberty

Superior Court of Maine·Decided August 2, 2018·No. CUMcv-18-214·Unpublished

Opinion

STA TE OF MAINE SUPERIOR COURT CUMBERLAND, ss CIVIL ACTION DOCKET NO. CV-1 8/4

DON NICHOLS BUILDING CONTRACTOR, INC.,

Plaintiff

V. ORDER ON MOTION S I/-\\ t: ur1W tNt: FOR AT ACHMENT MICHAEL A. LIBERTY, Cnmha.rl.~flr\ ~e Clerk·sOffice et al., AUG O2i 2018 lf· l 5 fl\r\ Defendants RtCttVED Before the court is plaintiff's motion for attachment. Based on the pleadings and the

affidavits of Donald 0. Nichols, III and Richard A. Liberty, the court does not conclude plaintiff

has shown both the likelihood of success in the underlying suit and the likelihood of recovering

the amount of $59,226.71 against defendants. Estate of Summers v. Nisbet, 2016 ME 88, ~ 6, 141

A.3d 1109.

The entry is

Plaintiff's Motion for Attachment is DENIED .

Date: August 2, 2018 Nancy Mills Justice, Superior

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