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MAINE STATUTES AND CODES
Chapter 203: PROCESS
- 14 §551. Writs or precepts sold only to attorneys; indorsement
- 14 §552. Writs of seizin or execution
- 14 §553. Action commenced when complaint filed
- 14 §554. New process after loss or destruction
- 14 §555. Copy of writ for defendant on request; neglect
- 14 §556. Special motion to dismiss
- 14 §601. Necessity for
- 14 §602. Liability of indorser
- 14 §603. New indorser or additional deposit required
- 14 §651. Unknown defendant sued by assumed name
- 14 §652. Verification of complaint
- 14 §653. Simulating legal papers forbidden
- 14 §701. Rules for service
- 14 §702. Duty of sheriffs and deputies; fees
- 14 §703. Service to precepts by constables
- 14 §704. Persons subject to jurisdiction (REPEALED)
- 14 §704-A. Persons subject to jurisdiction
- 14 §705. Civil process served on Sunday void; officer liable
- 14 §706. Execution of precepts when officer disqualified
- 14 §707. Service of process on vacating office of sheriff
- 14 §708. Sheriff a party
- 14 §709. Service on deputy sheriff
- 14 §710. Service of precepts for work-jails in one or more counties
- 14 §711. Action under bastardy laws; service of precept by constable or sheriff (REPEALED)
- 14 §712. Service in actions for breach of duty of officer where principal out of State
- 14 §713. Constables of Bristol may serve on islands
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