Vermont § 1163 - Index of attachments A town clerk shall keep a book in which shall be alphabetically indexed all attachments of personal property lodged in his or her office
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§ 1163. Index of attachments A town clerk shall keep a book in which shall be alphabetically indexed all attachments of personal property lodged in his or her office
- . Such index shall show the names
of the parties to the action in which the attachment is made, the court and date of
the court to which the attachment is returnable, and the amount of debt or damages
claimed in the writ.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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