§201. Motion to defend prior actions by subsequent attaching creditor
When property has been attached, a plaintiff who has caused it to be attached in a subsequent action may, by himself or attorney, move the court for leave to defend the prior action and set forth therein the facts as he believes them to be, under oath. The court may grant or refuse such leave.
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 14: COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL
Chapter 9: DEFENSE BY SUBSEQUENT ATTACHING CREDITORS
14 §201. Motion to defend prior actions by subsequent attaching creditor
14 §202. Bond if motion granted
14 §203. Judgment when defense fails
14 §204. Judgment when defense prevails
14 §205. Judgment in prior action rendered; motion for relief
14 §206. Prior attachment to delay or defraud creditors void