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Subject | Description | Year | |
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26 | Depositions | An Act in relation to taking depositions | 1849 |
27 | Depositions | An Act to amend Section 5 of Chapter 133 of the Revised Statutes | 1849 |
28 | Depositions | An Act to authorize the Council to appoint one or more Commissioners in each Regiment of Maine Volunteers to take acknowledgments of deeds, etc. | 1862 |
29 | Depositions | An Act in relation to the use of depositions in certain cases | 1864 |
30 | Depositions | An Act additional to Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes relating to the taking of depositions | 1864 |
31 | Judicial Court Depositions | See Walker, John and others 1832 GY 73-34 | |
32 | Kennebec River Boom Corporation | An Act to establish the, and the sundry depositions and remonstrances | 1831 |
33 | Maine Revised Statutes | An Act to amend Chapter 133 of the Revised Statutes in relation to taking depositions | 1844 |
34 | Nichols, Walter | An Act additional to Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes relating to the taking of depositions | 1864 |
35 | Pensions | An Act additional to Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes relating to the taking of depositions | 1864 |
36 | Probate Court | Report on the Order relative to an Act making further provisions for the use of depositions | 1847 |
37 | Revised Statutes, Chapter 107 | An Act additional to Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes relating to the taking of depositions | 1864 |
38 | Smart, Elijah P. (Widow of) | An Act additional to Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes relating to the taking of depositions | 1864 |
39 | Swanville | An Act additional to Chapter 107 of the Revised Statutes relating to the taking of depositions | 1864 |
40 | Walker, John and others | Report on the Petition that a law may be passed for the further regulation of the attendance of witnesses in the Judicial Courts and the taking of depositions | 1832 |
41 | Witnesses | See Common Pleas Depositions 1825 GY 31-2 | |
42 | Witnesses, Female | Report on the Order for a law to dispense with the attendance of, in courts and taking their depositions except in criminal cases | 1830 |
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