Maine Statutes
§ 14 §811 — Failure of first action; effect on limitations
Maine·Title 14 COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL·Part 2 PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TRIAL·Ch. 205 LIMITATION OF ACTIONS
If the summons and complaint in a real or mixed action fails of sufficient service or return by unavoidable cause, or if by the default or negligence of any officer to whom it was delivered or directed for service, the action is dismissed; or if the action is defeated for any matter of form or by the death or other disability of either party, or if the plaintiff's judgment is reversed on appeal, the plaintiff may commence a new action at any time within 6 months after the determination of the first action or the reversal of the judgment.
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Nearby Sections
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§ 14 §8001
Short title§ 14 §8002
Definition§ 14 §8003
Filing and status of foreign judgments§ 14 §8004
Notice of filing§ 14 §8005
Stay§ 14 §8006
Fees§ 14 §8007
Optional procedure§ 14 §8008
Uniformity of interpretation§ 14 §802
Right begins to run§ 14 §803
Right deemed to accrue§ 14 §804
Entry for condition broken§ 14 §805
Accrual of right of entry§ 14 §807
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