Maine § 27 §109 Gifts and devises to towns

Maine Statutes

§ 27 §109 — Gifts and devises to towns

Maine § 27 §109

Title 27LIBRARIES, HISTORY, CULTURE AND ART

Ch. 3PUBLIC LIBRARIES

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Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 27, § 27 §109 (2026).

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Any town, as such, may receive, hold and manage devises, bequests or gifts for the establishment, increase or maintenance of a public library therein; and may accept by vote of the legal voters thereof any land or land and buildings thereon, to be used as a public library or art gallery, or both combined. When any plantation is incorporated into a town such gifts and the proceeds thereof fully vest in such town.

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Any town, as such, may receive, hold and manage devises, bequests or gifts for the establishment, increase or maintenance of a public library therein; and may accept by vote of the legal voters thereof any land or land and buildings thereon, to be used as a public library or art gallery, or both combined. When any plantation is incorporated into a town such gifts and the proceeds thereof fully vest in such town.