Maine § 28-A §2230 Abandonment of liquor

Maine Statutes

§ 28-A §2230 — Abandonment of liquor

Maine·Title 28-A LIQUORS·Part 7 ENFORCEMENT·Ch. 91 ENFORCEMENT AND JURISDICTION

The following provisions govern the procedures for handling abandoned liquor.

1.Bureau as repository. Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, the bureau acts as a repository for all liquor found abandoned in this State.

2.Procedure. A law enforcement agency that takes custody of abandoned liquor shall:

3.Filing a claim. A person who wishes to file a claim for abandoned liquor must notify the bureau in writing within the 30-day period prescribed in subsection 2, paragraph B and identify the abandoned liquor. If a claim is not made within the 30-day period, the abandoned liquor becomes the property of the State.

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The following provisions govern the procedures for handling abandoned liquor.
1.
Bureau as repository.
Notwithstanding any other provisions of law, the bureau acts as a repository for all liquor found abandoned in this State.
2.
Procedure.
A law enforcement agency that takes custody of abandoned liquor shall:
3.
Filing a claim.
A person who wishes to file a claim for abandoned liquor must notify the bureau in writing within the 30-day period prescribed in subsection 2, paragraph B and identify the abandoned liquor. If a claim is not made within the 30-day period, the abandoned liquor becomes the property of the State.

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