The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1868-12-15
LAWS OF VERMONT, A. d. 1ses.
CONTINUED.

l.
shall refuse or neglect to warn a town
meeting for any purpose, upon the petis
ton in writing Of thirty or more legal
votere, setting forth the purposes Of said
town meeting, for more than ten days
after receiving such petition, said selectmen
go refusing or neglecting, shall each be
liable to a penalty Of forty dollars, and
ike penalty of forty dollars for every
twenty dssv's peglect or refusal 10 warn
such meeting thereafter
Sec. 2. Such penalties with ccccests may
be recovered, on suit brought upon this
statute in the name Of either of said pets
tioncra, one half to 60 to the prosecutor,
and one half to be paid into the town
treasury.
SEC, 3. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, November 20, 1868
IN Act in addition to chapter seventy of
the General Statutes, entitled "Of di-
vorce and alimony."
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC l, Every Judge of the Supreme
Court of this State, whose term of office
has heretofore expired, or may hereafter
expire, shall have authority to sign any
decree for alimony, made in conformity
to the provisions Of sections thirtystwo and
thirty three of the act aforesaid, which by
mistake or otherwise may not have been
signed, as of the term when the same
shoni have been signed.
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved. November IL, 1868.
life insurance companies, and in add.
ton to chapter eighty seven Of the Gem
eral Statutes"
II is iereJy eaacicd, g..
Sec. l. Whenever by the laws existing
in, or which may hereafter be enacted ~.
any of the Untid States other than this
State, any taxes, fines, penalties, deposits
of money, or Of securities, statements. IL
censcs, attorneys or ether obligations or
requirements Of any description whatever
are or shall be imposed upon any life in
surance company or companies, incor-
porated by Or organized under the laws Of
this State, and iransacting business in such
other state, or under the agents of any such
life insurance company or companies. then
SO long rs such law or laws shall continue
in force, the same taxes, fines, penalties.
deposits, statements, licenses, attorneys
obligations and requirements, which, un,
der such law or laws are or shall be i'm
posed upon any life insurance company or
companies of this State, shall be imposed
upon all similar Ifc insurance companies
doing business in This State, which are in.
corporated by or organized under the
laws ofsuch olher STATE or states, and up.
on all agents Of such life insurance com
panics And such life insurance compa.
ny, or lis agents, shall be liable to pay
the same taxes. fines, licenses ard penal-
ties, ,1 make the same deposits and state
mcnts, and bo in all respects under and
subject to the same obligations and re,
/ quirements as are Or shall be imposed up.
on any of the -id;ilar life insurance COM
panics OF this State, or upon their agents,
by the state by or under the laws Of which
>aid company i incorporated or organized.
SIC. Whenever by virtue of the
laws cfsuch other state, any life insurance
company, incorporated by or organized
under the laws OF this State, or its agents.
is or shall be required 10 make any depo.
sit, OathS or statements. 10 any officer Of
smd STATE, dIto pay any taxes, fines, licen-
seq or penalties IL such officer. in every
such similar case the life insurance COM
panics Of such state, or their agents doing
bushes, in this State shall make the same
, deposit. With the Treasurer of this State.
and shall pay TO said Treasurer like taxes,
licenses and penalties, ard shall make lika
oalhs or statements to the commissioners
of insurance OF this Safe
SEC j. Section twenty-three of chapter
eighty seven Of the General Statutes, So
far as the same Is inconsi.tant with Ills
act, is hereby repealed
SEC. 1. This act shall take effect from il.
passage,
Approved, November II, 1868,