Vermont § 2158 Powers of Superior judge

Vermont Statutes

§ 2158 — Powers of Superior judge

Vermont § 2158

Title 9Title 9: Commerce and Trade

Ch. 53Chapter 053: Assignment for Benefit of Creditors

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 9, § 2158 (2026).

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The Superior judge may hear such application upon notice being given to the assignee, make necessary orders in the premises, and allow or refuse costs upon such application and hearing as he or she thinks equitable. He or she shall enforce the orders made by him or her according to the usages of a Superior Court and proceed against the assignee for a disobedience to the order of the Superior judge as for a contempt.

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The Superior judge may hear such application upon notice being given to the assignee, make necessary orders in the premises, and allow or refuse costs upon such application and hearing as he or she thinks equitable. He or she shall enforce the orders made by him or her according to the usages of a Superior Court and proceed against the assignee for a disobedience to the order of the Superior judge as for a contempt.