Vermont § 2799 - Costs When the debtor fails to redeem such premises, the expenses of such appraisal of such rents, profits, and damages shall be paid by the debtor
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§ 2799. Costs When the debtor fails to redeem such premises, the expenses of such appraisal of such rents, profits, and damages shall be paid by the debtor
- . When the purchaser has gone
into possession of the land and the debtor redeems, if the court finds the tender
sufficient, the debtor shall recover his or her costs. In case the tender is not
sufficient, the costs shall be in the discretion of the clerk or magistrate who appointed
the appraisers. The costs of the appraisal shall be the same as costs before a justice,
and the clerk or magistrate may issue execution for the same. In case the debtor
remains in possession and gives the bond before mentioned, the costs may be collected
on such bond. The fees of the commissioners shall be the same as the appraisers in
other cases under the statute.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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