§2011. Levy on life estate
A levy may be made on an estate for life as on other real estate, and its value appraised; or it may be made on its rents and profits, and an appraisement of them made for a term of time, if the life so long continues, computing interest on the execution, and deducting the rents and profits from time to time when due. When the estate expires before the end of the term for which it was taken, the creditor by an action on the judgment may recover the balance due.
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 14: COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL
Part 4: PROCEEDING AFTER VERDICT OR JUDGMENT
Chapter 403: TITLE TO REAL ESTATE BY LEVY OF EXECUTION
Subchapter 2: LEVY BY APPRAISEMENT
14 §2001. Real estate levied on; appraisal
14 §2002. Appraisers sworn; view of land
14 §2003. Return contains value and description of estate
14 §2004. Appraisal when several parcels taken
14 §2005. Officer's return, contents
14 §2007. Estate held in joint tenancy taken in execution
14 §2008. Debtor's interest passes by levy
14 §2009. Levy on rents and profits
14 §2010. Part taken, damage to whole
14 §2012. Levy on leasehold; disposal of rent
14 §2013. Seizin and possession delivered; debtor not ousted
14 §2014. Levy on land fraudulently conveyed or disseized
14 §2015. Debt assigned; estate held in trust for assignee
14 §2016. Execution returned and recorded
14 §2017. Unrecorded levy void against purchaser or creditor
14 §2019. Failure of title, alias execution; debtor may convey by deed
14 §2020. Judgment assignee may bring action if estate does not pass by levy
14 §2021. Assignee may bring action in own name