Vermont § 12 - Annual and special meeting

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§ 12. Annual and special meeting

  • (a) The annual meeting of the corporation for the selection of officers and for the transaction
    of any business specified in the warning of the meeting shall be held in the Village
    of Westminster on the first Tuesday in April in each year. (b) If the annual meeting of the Village fails to be held for want of notice herein before
    provided for, or for any other cause, the corporation shall not thereby be prejudiced
    and the several officers may at any time thereafter be elected at a special meeting
    called for that purpose as hereinbefore provided for calling annual meetings; but
    the term of office of any officers so elected at any special meeting shall expire
    at the same time as if they had been regularly chosen at the annual meeting. (Added 1912, No. 334, §§ 11 and 12.)

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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