Vermont § 102 - Properties transferred and liabilities assumed Upon the merger specified in section 101 of this charter, all the lands, buildings, easements, funds, uncollected taxes, monies, and other property of the Village of
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§ 102. Properties transferred and liabilities assumed Upon the merger specified in section 101 of this charter, all the lands, buildings, easements, funds, uncollected taxes, monies, and other property of the Village of
- Bradford shall become vested in and become property of the Town of Bradford, and all
indebtedness bonded and otherwise of said Village of Bradford shall be assumed by
the Town of Bradford, with the exception of bond No. 1996, series 1, 81-0394-01-5,
which shall continue to be paid by the Village Special District as set forth in section
206 of this charter.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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