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Code · Maine · Title 10: COMMERCE AND TRADE · Chapter 601: BRICK

§3201. Labor and materials

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Whoever performs labor or furnishes labor or wood for manufacturing and burning bricks has a lien on such bricks for such labor and wood for 30 days after the same are burned, suitable for use, provided said bricks remain in the yard where burnt. Such lien shall take precedence over all other claims and of all attachments and encumbrances not made to secure a similar lien and may be enforced by attachment within the time aforesaid.
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