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§ 5192. Distraint by copy

Personal estate which may be attached on a writ by leaving a copy in the town clerk's office or by leaving a copy with the clerk or other officer of a corporation, may be distrained for taxes by leaving in such town clerk's office, or with the clerk or other officer of such corporation, a copy of the warrant with the collector's return thereon, giving a description of the property distrained and the character and amount of the tax; if stock in a corporation is sold by a collector to satisfy a tax, the clerk or other officer whose duty it is to make transfers of stock on the books of the corporation shall transfer the stock so sold to the purchaser on the books of the corporation, and give the purchaser a certificate of stock.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Vermont > Title-32 > Chapter-133 > 5192

§ 5192. Distraint by copy

Personal estate which may be attached on a writ by leaving a copy in the town clerk's office or by leaving a copy with the clerk or other officer of a corporation, may be distrained for taxes by leaving in such town clerk's office, or with the clerk or other officer of such corporation, a copy of the warrant with the collector's return thereon, giving a description of the property distrained and the character and amount of the tax; if stock in a corporation is sold by a collector to satisfy a tax, the clerk or other officer whose duty it is to make transfers of stock on the books of the corporation shall transfer the stock so sold to the purchaser on the books of the corporation, and give the purchaser a certificate of stock.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Vermont > Title-32 > Chapter-133 > 5192

§ 5192. Distraint by copy

Personal estate which may be attached on a writ by leaving a copy in the town clerk's office or by leaving a copy with the clerk or other officer of a corporation, may be distrained for taxes by leaving in such town clerk's office, or with the clerk or other officer of such corporation, a copy of the warrant with the collector's return thereon, giving a description of the property distrained and the character and amount of the tax; if stock in a corporation is sold by a collector to satisfy a tax, the clerk or other officer whose duty it is to make transfers of stock on the books of the corporation shall transfer the stock so sold to the purchaser on the books of the corporation, and give the purchaser a certificate of stock.