Maine Statutes

§ 14 §4252 — Liability of officer attaching encumbered property

Maine·Title 14 COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL·Part 5 PROVISIONAL REMEDIES; SECURITY·Ch. 507 ATTACHMENTS

When personal property, attached on a writ or seized on execution, is claimed by virtue of a security interest, mortgage, pledge or lien, the claimant shall not bring an action against the attaching officer therefor:

1.Notice. Until he has given him at least 48 hours' written notice of his claim and the true amount thereof; or
2.Payment. If the officer or creditor within that time discharges the claim by paying same or tendering the amount due thereon; or
3.Property restored. If the officer within that time restores the property; or
4.Claimant to answer. Where the property was attached on a writ or seized on execution while in the hands or possession of the debtor, the attaching creditor within that time summons the claimant to answer in the same action such questions as may be put to

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Legislative History

PL 1967, c. 213, §6 (AMD). PL 1971, c. 622, §§55-A (AMD). PL 1971, c. 622, §55-A (AMD).

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