Maine § 16 §551 Use of depositions

Maine Statutes

§ 16 §551 — Use of depositions

Maine § 16 §551

Title 16COURT PROCEDURE -- EVIDENCE

Ch. 3RECORDS AND OTHER DOCUMENTS

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 16, § 16 §551 (2026).

Text

In trials before probate courts, arbitrators, referees under Title 14, chapter 303, and county commissioners, depositions may, upon order of the tribunal before which the matter is pending and on good cause shown, be taken and used in the manner provided by rule for depositions in the Superior Court. Depositions or affidavits may be taken in applications for pensions, bounties or arrears of pay under any law of the United States.

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In trials before probate courts, arbitrators, referees under Title 14, chapter 303, and county commissioners, depositions may, upon order of the tribunal before which the matter is pending and on good cause shown, be taken and used in the manner provided by rule for depositions in the Superior Court. Depositions or affidavits may be taken in applications for pensions, bounties or arrears of pay under any law of the United States.