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ME §171. Defenses of premises

ME §171. Defenses of premises

State: Maine

 

Maine Revised Statutes (M.R.S.)

Tile 14. Court Procedure–Civil

Part 1. General Provisions

Chapter 7.  Defenses Generally

§171.  Defenses of premises

It is a defense to a civil claim resulting from the use of force that the person was or would have been justified in using such force under Title 17-A, section 104.

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