Maine Code § 23-5161

Railroad mortgages foreclosed
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The trustees, on application of 1/3 of the bondholders in amount to have railroad mortgage
foreclosed, shall immediately give notice thereof, by publishing it 3 weeks successively in the state
paper and in some paper, if any, in each county into which the road extends, stating the date and
conditions of the mortgage, the claims of the applicants under it, that the conditions of the mortgage
have been broken and that for that reason they claim a foreclosure. They shall cause a copy of the notice
and the name and date of each newspaper containing it to be recorded in the registry of deeds in every
such county within 60 days from the first publication. Unless, within 3 years from the first publication,
the mortgage is redeemed by the mortgagors or those claiming under them or equitable relief as in cases
of the redemption of mortgage lands is sought, founded on payment or a legal tender of the amount of
overdue bonds and coupons or containing an averment that the complainants are ready and willing to
redeem on the rendering of an account, the right of redemption shall be forever foreclosed. [PL 1987,
c. 141, Pt. A, §4 (NEW).]

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