§2958. Demand where trustee out of State or lacks dwelling in State
When the officer holding an execution cannot find the trustee in the State, a copy of the execution may be left at his dwelling house or last and usual place of abode, with notice to the trustee indorsed thereon and signed by the officer, signifying that he is required to pay and deliver, towards satisfying such execution, the goods, effects and credits for which he is liable. When such trustee has no dwelling house or place of abode in the State, such copy and notice may be left at his dwelling house or place of abode without the State or be delivered to him personally by the officer or other person by his direction. Such notice in either case is a sufficient demand for the purposes mentioned in sections 2956 and 2957.
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 14: COURT PROCEDURE -- CIVIL
Part 5: PROVISIONAL REMEDIES; SECURITY
Subchapter 2: PROCEDURE AFTER JUDGMENT
14 §2951. Motion by plaintiff against trustee
14 §2952. Judgment against trustee where no examination
14 §2953. Judgment when all trustees default
14 §2954. Default on proceedings after judgment
14 §2955. Trustee may be examined again though examined in original action
14 §2956. Goods not demanded in 30 days are liable to other attachment
14 §2957. Principal may recover where no 2nd attachment
14 §2958. Demand where trustee out of State or lacks dwelling in State