27 V.S.A. § 406
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§ 406. Proceedings upon vendor's refusal
Official statutory text
When such person, after being so requested and after the expiration of said six months, has not procured the person's deed to be recorded, a judge, on the complaint of the party whose right or title is liable to be affected by such neglect, may issue a warrant to immediately bring the person before the judge to be examined in the premises.
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