Maine Revised Statutes Title 36 — Taxation
36 M.R.S. § 754
-- lost or destroyed
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When a warrant for the collection of taxes has been lost or destroyed, the assessors or, in the case of primary assessing areas, the municipal officers may issue a new warrant, which shall have the same force as the original.
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In this chapter (40 sections)
- 708-A · Certification of valuation lists
- 709 · Assessment and commitment
- 709-A · Primary assessing areas; assessment and commitment
- 709-B · Extension of commitment time limit for 1977
- 710 · Overlay
- 711 · Assessment record
- 712 · Certificate of assessment
- 713 · Supplemental assessments
- 713-A · Certain supplemental assessments
- 713-B · Penalties assessed as supplemental assessments
- 714 · State-municipal revenue sharing aid
- 721 · Purpose
- 722 · Definitions
- 723 · Applicability
- 724 · Base land values
- 725 · Sales data
- 726 · Valuation of land
- 751 · County taxes; collection
- 752 · Payment
- 753 · Municipal tax commitment; form
- 754 · -- lost or destroyed
- 755 · Bond
- 756 · Compensation
- 757 · Receipts for taxes
- 757-A · Collector to furnish certificate to boat registration applicants
- 758 · Notification to assessors of invalid tax
- 759 · Accounting; penalties
- 759-A · Prohibition on commingling funds
- 760 · Perfection of collections
- 760-A · Minor or burdensome amounts
- 761 · Failure; action
- 762 · Collections completed by new collectors
- 763 · Settlement procedure; removal from municipality; resignation
- 764 · Incapacity
- 765 · Death
- 766 · Warrant for completion of collection; form
- 801 · Sheriff may collect taxes
- 802 · Proceedings by sheriff
- 803 · Sheriff's duty in respect to warrant; alias warrant
- 841 · Abatement procedures