§114. Authority of court
The Superior Court may administer all necessary oaths, render judgment and issue execution, punish for contempt and compel attendance; and the provisions of law relative to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Judicial Court in each of said counties over parties, the arrest of persons, attachment of property, the time and mode of service of precepts, proceedings in court, the taxation of costs, the rendition of judgments, the issuing, service and return of executions and all other subjects apply to the Superior Court in all respects, except so far as they are modified by law, and the Superior Court is clothed with all the powers necessary for the performance of all its duties. [PL 1975, c. 408, §11 (AMD).]
SECTION HISTORY
PL 1975, c. 408, §11 (AMD).
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
4 §101-A. Chief Justice of the Superior Court
4 §103. Compensation upon retirement (REPEALED)
4 §104. Active retired justices
4 §104-A. Per diem compensation for Active Retired Superior Court Justices
4 §105. Superior Court; civil jurisdiction
4 §107-A. Authority of clerks to issue process for arrest of persons
4 §108. Seal; form of summonses, writs and processes; facsimile signature of clerk
4 §109. Writs when returnable (REPEALED)
4 §111. Simultaneous and special sessions
4 §112. Sheriff or deputy to attend court
4 §113. Messenger of Cumberland County (REPEALED)
4 §115. Place for holding court; suitable quarters
4 §115-A. Closure of Superior Courts
4 §117. Other expenses of the court
4 §118. Support from counties (REPEALED)
4 §119. Media coverage of judicial proceedings (REPEALED)
4 §120. Justice of the Superior Court to sit in District Court
4 §121. Justice or Active Retired Justice of Superior Court assigned to sit in District Court
4 §122. Annual training; domestic violence and child abuse issues