Vermont § 3069 - Corporations summoned as trustees A corporation may appear by its cashier, treasurer, clerk, or such officer as it appoints, or as the court requires
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§ 3069. Corporations summoned as trustees A corporation may appear by its cashier, treasurer, clerk, or such officer as it appoints, or as the court requires
- . The answer, disclosure, and examination on oath of such
officers shall be received as the answer, disclosure, and examination of the corporation.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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