Town of Middlebury v. Smith

Supreme Court of Vermont

Town of Middlebury v. Smith

366 A.2d 533, 134 Vt. 622, 1976 Vt. LEXIS 850

Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided October 7, 1976·No. No. 158-76·Published

Opinion

The motion to dismiss is denied; the issue as to the appellant’s right to intervene appearing to be one of law with no transcript required, the record is deemed complete and the appellant is ordered to file the printed case on or before October 20, 1976, with appellant’s brief to be filed on or before thirty days from that date; failure to comply with this entry will be grounds for dismissal of the appeal.

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The motion to dismiss is denied; the issue as to the appellant’s right to intervene appearing to be one of law with no transcript required, the record is deemed complete and the appellant is ordered to file the printed case on or before October 20, 1976, with appellant’s brief to be filed on or before thirty days from that date; failure to comply with this entry will be grounds for dismissal of the appeal.

Town of Middlebury v. Smith, 366 A.2d 533, 134 Vt. 622, 1976 Vt. LEXIS 850 (Vt. 1976).

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