Vermont § 107 - Books and records delivered to successor At the
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§ 107. Books and records delivered to successor At the
- time of adjusting his or her account or within 10 days after his or her term of office expires, such retiring Treasurer shall deliver to his or her successor the books of account, memorandum or registry, the bonds, bills, notes, obligations, contracts, securities, and other instruments or papers belonging to the State Treasury and, for each month’s default thereof, shall be fined $2,000.00.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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