Vermont § 2156 - Assignee’s duties The assignee shall proceed with reasonable dispatch in the discharge of his or her trust to the completion of the same

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§ 2156. Assignee’s duties The assignee shall proceed with reasonable dispatch in the discharge of his or her trust to the completion of the same

  • . When completed, he or she shall file with the
    clerk of such Superior Court a copy of the settlement of his or her trust account
    showing in detail how he or she has administered the trust, which account shall be
    verified by the oath of the assignee as a true and just account, and the same shall
    remain on file in such office for the inspection of the creditors of the assignor. (Amended 1973, No. 193 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. April 9, 1974.)

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