4 V.S.A. § 18
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§ 18. Opinions; filing and preservation; copies
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(a) Each opinion of the Supreme Court shall be signed by one or more of the Justices and filed with the reporter of decisions.
(b) When a volume of the Vermont Reports has been published, the reporter shall transmit for preservation the original opinions in the cases printed in the volume to the clerk of the general term.
(c) On tender of the fees for a certified copy of any opinion, the reporter or clerk shall furnish the certified copy to any person applying for the same.
(d) The reporter shall forthwith furnish the Commissioner of Labor, free of charge, copies of all opinions filed involving the administration of the labor laws of the State.
(b) When a volume of the Vermont Reports has been published, the reporter shall transmit for preservation the original opinions in the cases printed in the volume to the clerk of the general term.
(c) On tender of the fees for a certified copy of any opinion, the reporter or clerk shall furnish the certified copy to any person applying for the same.
(d) The reporter shall forthwith furnish the Commissioner of Labor, free of charge, copies of all opinions filed involving the administration of the labor laws of the State.
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