Maine Statutes
§ 14 §7404 — Judgment; distraint lawful
If it appears that the beasts were lawfully taken or distrained, the defendant shall have judgment for the sum found due from the plaintiff for the damages for which the beasts were distrained, with legal fees, costs and expenses occasioned by the distress and costs of the replevin action; or, instead thereof, the court may enter judgment for a return of the beasts to the defendant, to be held by him for the original purpose, irrepleviable by the plaintiff, and for the defendant's damages and costs in the replevin action.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 14 §740
Costs, attorney's fees and expenses§ 14 §7401
Replevy of distrained beasts§ 14 §7402
Writ; service and return§ 14 §7403
Bond; additional sureties§ 14 §7404
Judgment; distraint lawful§ 14 §7405
-- distraint unlawful§ 14 §7406
Appeals§ 14 §741
Construction§ 14 §7451
Definitions§ 14 §7452
Procedure§ 14 §7453
Process§ 14 §7454
Notice to defendant§ 14 §7455
Judgment§ 14 §7456
Proceedings after judgment