Vermont § 857 - Decision; written and filed The award of the selectboard shall be in writing, signed by a majority of them, and they shall lodge it, or a certified copy thereof, in the office of the town clerk
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§ 857. Decision; written and filed The award of the selectboard shall be in writing, signed by a majority of them, and they shall lodge it, or a certified copy thereof, in the office of the town clerk
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The clerk shall keep it on file, and the selectboard shall deliver a copy to each
of the interested parties. Such award shall be binding on the parties.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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