Vermont § 1001 - Compensation for taking Whenever, to exercise or carry into effect any of the powers hereinbefore vested in
Full text of Vermont Vermont Statutes Online § 1001 — Compensation for taking Whenever, to exercise or carry into effect any of the powers hereinbefore vested in, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 1001. Compensation for taking Whenever, to exercise or carry into effect any of the powers hereinbefore vested in
- said Village, or the trustees thereof, the public good or the necessity of said Village
shall, in the judgment of the trustees, require the entering upon or the taking by
the Village, or by the trustees in its behalf, of water, land, or real estate, or
any interest therein of any person or corporation, and such person or corporation
disputes the necessity of such taking, or if the damages therefor cannot be adjusted
by agreement, the matter shall be determined by the trustees of said Village, after
hearing all parties interested
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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