Vermont § 1153 - Card indices All general indices required by law to be kept by a town or city clerk may be kept by the card index system, with the consent and approval of the selectboard or board of aldermen
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§ 1153. Card indices All general indices required by law to be kept by a town or city clerk may be kept by the card index system, with the consent and approval of the selectboard or board of aldermen
- . When so kept, such card index shall provide as full and complete information
as is now required by law for the keeping of general indices by a town clerk.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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