Vermont § 8 - Trustees; duties It shall be the duty of the trustees to make out and deliver to the
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§ 8. Trustees; duties It shall be the duty of the trustees to make out and deliver to the
- Collector an assessment
or rate bill of all taxes that shall be laid by the corporation; to see that all the
bylaws of the corporation are duly executed; and to direct all prosecutions for all
breaches of them and, generally, to take care of all the prudential concerns of the
corporation and to perform all duties that shall be legally enjoined on them by the
corporation and all powers, by this act vested in the trustees, may be exercised by
a majority of them; and in case of the death, removal, absence, or incapacity of the
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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