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Chapter 501: TRUSTEE PROCESS

Subchapter 3: DISTRICT COURTS

§3103. Subsequent proceedings; discharge if judgment less than $5 except counterclaim

All subsequent proceedings in such actions shall be the same as in the Superior Court, varying the forms as circumstances require. When, in a trustee action before such District Court, the debt recovered against the principal is less than $5, the trustee shall be discharged unless the judgment is so reduced by means of a counterclaim filed.

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Statutes > Maine > Title14 > Title14ch501sec0 > Title14sec3103

Title 14: COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL

Part 5: PROVISIONAL REMEDIES; SECURITY

Chapter 501: TRUSTEE PROCESS

Subchapter 3: DISTRICT COURTS

§3103. Subsequent proceedings; discharge if judgment less than $5 except counterclaim

All subsequent proceedings in such actions shall be the same as in the Superior Court, varying the forms as circumstances require. When, in a trustee action before such District Court, the debt recovered against the principal is less than $5, the trustee shall be discharged unless the judgment is so reduced by means of a counterclaim filed.

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Title 14: COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL

Part 5: PROVISIONAL REMEDIES; SECURITY

Chapter 501: TRUSTEE PROCESS

Subchapter 3: DISTRICT COURTS

§3103. Subsequent proceedings; discharge if judgment less than $5 except counterclaim

All subsequent proceedings in such actions shall be the same as in the Superior Court, varying the forms as circumstances require. When, in a trustee action before such District Court, the debt recovered against the principal is less than $5, the trustee shall be discharged unless the judgment is so reduced by means of a counterclaim filed.