Hilton v. Fullerton
19 Vt. 433
Opinion
In this case The Court held that the appellant, in a case coming to this court from the court of chancery, must furnish the copies; but that the copies, required by the rules of the court of chancery to be furnished in that court, belonged to the case and should come up with it.
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