Vermont § 8342 - Sufficiency of record and notice A record of
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§ 8342. Sufficiency of record and notice A record of
- notice of such appraisals showing, among other things, that all of the property within this State acquired, constructed, or used for railroad business or purposes and held, possessed, or owned by a person or corporation so operating a railroad, other than such as is enumerated in section 8286 of this title, has been appraised at the amount therein named, shall be deemed a sufficient and valid record and notice.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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