Vermont § 4996 Writ of possession

Vermont Statutes

§ 4996 — Writ of possession

Vermont·Title 12 Title 12: Court Procedure·Ch. 173 Chapter 173: Forfeiture of Grants

When judgment of forfeiture is thus rendered and transmitted, and the thing granted is capable of actual possession and occupancy, possession thereof may be obtained by the State or by a second grantee, by a writ of possession. Such writ shall be issued by the court rendering such judgment, on motion of the State’s Attorney or the second grantee, but only after reasonable notice of the motion has been given to the party in possession.

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When judgment of forfeiture is thus rendered and transmitted, and the thing granted is capable of actual possession and occupancy, possession thereof may be obtained by the State or by a second grantee, by a writ of possession. Such writ shall be issued by the court rendering such judgment, on motion of the State’s Attorney or the second grantee, but only after reasonable notice of the motion has been given to the party in possession.

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