Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-11-27
LAWS OF VERMONT,
1945.

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tachment AGAINST the body as provided in section
50. Of said chapter 80 and the act constituting the
term uyrit passed Nov LIST, 1913, the debtor or
defendant in said writ may, at the time OF the SER
vice thereof on his body, notify the officer serving
the same, and cause notice Immediately TO be CIV
en- to the other party that he will forthwith on such
notice being given appear, and thereupon he may
appear before the authority signing such writ and
submit himself to examination on oath, aud witness
es aud other proofs may be introduced by the par
ties in said writ the question whether said debt
or defendant is about to abscond from the State
and has secreted about his person or elsewhere
money or other property and if the authority sign
ing said writ shall not be Of opinion that the said
debtor or defendant is about to abscond from the
State and has secreted about his person or else
where money or other property such authority
shall so certify on said writ, and said writ shall
thereafter have the same force aud effect as if it
had originally issued attachment against the
property and against the body Of said debtor or
defendant.
Sec p The proceedings provided for in the pre-
ceding section shall be minuted on said writ, with
the costs Of said proceedings, which costs shall be
taxed at the same rates as by law may be taxed in
cases brought before, and tried by justice Of the
peace (; and if said writ shall be mesne process the
said costs shall be added to and made part of the
costs to be paid by the party against whom final
Judgment shall be rendered in the suit, if the said
opinion Of such authority on the question aforesaid
shall be against the same party but II, on the
question aforesaid, said opinion shall be against the
party by whom judgment shall be recovered in the
said writ, the sum Of damages and costs recovered
by such judgment shall be applied by the court rem
dering such judgmen: in payment of the costs of
the said proceeding provided in the preceding
tion and the party in whose favor the balance shall
stand, after such application, may have execution
for such balance as upon final Judgment for such
sum against the other party.
Sec. 3. If the proceeding provided in said Sec
ton one shall be had upon writ Of execution and
the said opinion Of the authority signing the same
shall be in favor Of the creditor in said execution,
the said costs Of said proceeding, being so mnuted
thereon as aforesaid, shall be collecable by virtue
Of said execution in the same manner the sum
for which said execution was issued; but if said
opinion shall be against such creditor, the said
COSTS being so minuted as aforesaid shall be deem
ed to be deducted from the sum in damages and
costs for which said execution was issued and the
said execution shall be Of force only for the colec-
ton Of the balance after the deduction Of said costs
as aforesaid Provided, that il said costs against
the creditor of such proceeding on said execution
exceed the amount for which such execution issu-
ed the said execution shall be endorsed by said au
thority as satisfied, and said authority may Issue
execution for any balance against such creditor in
the same manner upon final judgment
Sec. A, This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov. 5, 1916
No. I5-An Act TO repeal the laws giving
bounty on the destruction of bears, wolves, and
panthers. 1t is hereby enacted, &c
Sec |. So much Of the Revised Statutes, Sec
ton 2 Of Chapter 80, as relates TO paying bounty
for the killing of bears, wolves and panthers, is
hereby repealed
Sec. 2, This act shall take effect from its pass
age.
Approved Nov. g. 1916.
No. is. An Act in addition to Chapter 40 of the
Revised Statutes. .Its hereby enacted, &c.
On the application of any creditor who has failed
to present his claim within the utmost term pre-
scribed by the 5th 9th and 9TH sections of chapter
40, for extending and renewing the commission,
the probate court may, for good cause shewn, and
at the expense Of the creditor, applying and on
such other terms as in Che judgment OF said court,
will protect the rights of all interested in the estate,
renew the commission, and allow further time,
not exceeding six months, for the commissioners to
examine said claim, in which case, the commission
ers shall notify the parties, and make their return
as directed in said 9TH section.
Provided, however, that such application be made
before thesettement of the final account of admin
istration OF the estate.
Provided, also, that such creditor, shall not be
entitled to payment of any part of his claims,
less there be sufficient of the estate, to first satisfy
in full all the claims of the other creditors
Approved Nov. 5, lS45.
No. II. An Act relating to the laying out of
highways in addition TO chapter 20, of the Revised
Statutes Ii is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec |. When the selec-men of any town shall
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