Maine Code § 13-3106

Dissenting proprietors; value of interest; limitation and forfeiture
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When it is decided to repair, remodel or rebuild a meetinghouse, any owner or proprietor dissenting
from the action of the majority and declining to take an interest in the house as altered may demand
and receive of the majority the appraised value of that owner's or proprietor's interest after deducting
the owner's or proprietor's proportion of debts against the property, to be recovered in a civil action,
which may not be commenced until 30 days after the demand, nor after the lapse of a year after notice
is posted for 3 successive weeks on the meetinghouse door and some other conspicuous place in its
precinct, stating the persons to whom the money is to be paid, the amount payable to each and the time
limited for payment. If the sums are not demanded within that time, they are forfeited to the majority
for parish uses. This section does not apply to any case in which the repairs decided upon are only such
as are necessary to keep the meetinghouse in a tenantable condition. [RR 2025, c. 1, Pt. E, §43
(COR).]

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