Maine § 13 §3107 Owners may incorporate

Maine Statutes

§ 13 §3107 — Owners may incorporate

Maine·Title 13 CORPORATIONS·Part 2 CORPORATIONS WITHOUT CAPITAL·Ch. 93 RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES

The owners of a meetinghouse or building for public worship and the pew owners may be incorporated when any 3 or more of them apply to be incorporated to a notary public, who shall issue a warrant to one of them, stating the time, place and purpose of the meeting, and directing that person to notify the owners by posting a certified copy of it for 14 days on the principal outer door of the building and in one or more public places in the same town.

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The owners of a meetinghouse or building for public worship and the pew owners may be incorporated when any 3 or more of them apply to be incorporated to a notary public, who shall issue a warrant to one of them, stating the time, place and purpose of the meeting, and directing that person to notify the owners by posting a certified copy of it for 14 days on the principal outer door of the building and in one or more public places in the same town.

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