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Statutes cited
- Maine Revised Statutes 1840 chap. X.
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- Revised Statutes of the State of Maine 1954 vol. 3 chap. 116 section 7
- Maine Revised Statutes 1964 tit. 14 chap. 305 section 1201
- Maine Laws 1971 chap. 391 section 1211
- Maine Revised Statutes 1987 tit. 21 section 112
- Maine Revised Statutes Annotated tit. 14 section 1211