Maine Statutes
§ 14 §6959 — Request of either party for appraisal of improvements
The responsive pleading of the defendant shall state as a counterclaim any claim which he has to compensation for buildings and improvements on the premises and may request an estimation by the jury of the increased value of the premises by reason thereof. The plaintiff may file a request, in writing, that the jury would estimate what would have been the value of the premises at the time of trial, if no buildings had been erected, improvements made or waste committed. Both these estimates they shall make and state in their verdict. The jury shall allow for no buildings or improvements, except those that they find were made by the defendant, his grantor or assignor, and were judicious and proper under the circumstances.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 14 §6901
Proof of seizin§ 14 §6902
Degree of proof to recover§ 14 §6951
Meaning of possession and improvement§ 14 §6952
Determination of rents and profits§ 14 §6953
Allowance for improvements§ 14 §6958
Defendant may have betterments§ 14 §6960
Valuation of betterments§ 14 §6961
No abandonment; payment for improvements§ 14 §6962
Restriction of right to betterments