Vermont § 172 - Certificate of appointment Upon the appointment of a county clerk, such judges shall transmit to the Secretary of State their certificate of appointment and qualification of such clerk signed by them
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§ 172. Certificate of appointment Upon the appointment of a county clerk, such judges shall transmit to the Secretary of State their certificate of appointment and qualification of such clerk signed by them
- . Such certificate shall bear on its face the signature and impression of the
official seal of the clerk and verification of the genuineness of each.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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