Vermont § 5171 - Notice by commissioners; oath; partition The commissioners shall give notice to each party interested or to his or her agent or attorney of the time when they will make such partition
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§ 5171. Notice by commissioners; oath; partition The commissioners shall give notice to each party interested or to his or her agent or attorney of the time when they will make such partition
- . Such commissioners shall
be sworn and shall make partition of the estate by dividing and setting out to each
owner his or her share thereof by metes and bounds.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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