Vermont § 3141 - Application for continuance; effect of denial On application of the plaintiff in the trustee process the court may continue the first action on reasonable terms
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§ 3141. Application for continuance; effect of denial On application of the plaintiff in the trustee process the court may continue the first action on reasonable terms
- . If such action is not continued and judgment is
rendered against the defendant, he or she shall not afterwards be adjudged a trustee
on account of the demand so recovered against him or her, while he or she is liable
to an execution on such judgment.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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