33 §301. Grantor dead or out of State - Maine Statutes

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Title 33: PROPERTY

Chapter 7: CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE

Subchapter 3: EXECUTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Article 2: PROOF OF EXECUTION

§301. Grantor dead or out of State

When a grantor or lessor dies, or departs from the State without acknowledging his deed, its execution may be proved by a subscribing witness before any court of record in the State. No deed without one subscribing witness can, for this purpose, be proved before any court or justice.

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Title 33: PROPERTY

Chapter 7: CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE

Subchapter 3: EXECUTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Article 2: PROOF OF EXECUTION

§301. Grantor dead or out of State

When a grantor or lessor dies, or departs from the State without acknowledging his deed, its execution may be proved by a subscribing witness before any court of record in the State. No deed without one subscribing witness can, for this purpose, be proved before any court or justice.

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Title 33: PROPERTY

Chapter 7: CONVEYANCE OF REAL ESTATE

Subchapter 3: EXECUTION AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT

Article 2: PROOF OF EXECUTION

§301. Grantor dead or out of State

When a grantor or lessor dies, or departs from the State without acknowledging his deed, its execution may be proved by a subscribing witness before any court of record in the State. No deed without one subscribing witness can, for this purpose, be proved before any court or justice.