Vermont § 929 - Redemption right If scrip is issued in return for bonds of this State or of the United States, the issuing corporation shall give a receipt for such bonds

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§ 929. Redemption right If scrip is issued in return for bonds of this State or of the United States, the issuing corporation shall give a receipt for such bonds

  • . Within the time named in
    such receipt and under such rules as the Commissioner may prescribe, the holder of
    such receipt may present the same together with scrip to the amount advanced, or lawful
    money to the amount named therein, and receive the bonds named in such receipt, exclusive
    of accrued interest on such bonds from date of deposit to date of maturity. Such
    redemption right shall not extend for more than one year unless renewed with the consent
    of the Commissioner.

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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