Vermont § 2363 Stay of proceedings; bail and liens not affected

Vermont Statutes

§ 2363 — Stay of proceedings; bail and liens not affected

Vermont § 2363

Title 12Title 12: Court Procedure

Ch. 101Chapter 101: New Trials; Appeals for Fraud, Accident, or Mistake

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 12, § 2363 (2026).

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In his or her discretion, a justice or judge of the court having jurisdiction of such petition, by an order signed by him or her, may direct a stay of proceedings on the judgment, whether execution has issued or not, until a final decision is made upon such petition. Such stay of proceedings shall not operate to discharge or release bail or extinguish or prevent the perfecting of a lien which the petitionee has acquired upon the property of the petitioner by attachment or levy of execution.

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In his or her discretion, a justice or judge of the court having jurisdiction of such petition, by an order signed by him or her, may direct a stay of proceedings on the judgment, whether execution has issued or not, until a final decision is made upon such petition. Such stay of proceedings shall not operate to discharge or release bail or extinguish or prevent the perfecting of a lien which the petitionee has acquired upon the property of the petitioner by attachment or levy of execution.