Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 5, § 44
Powers of the Supreme Court
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A Superior Court may reverse or affirm the judgments, orders, or decrees of the Transportation Board and may remand a cause to it with mandates, as law or equity shall require; and the Board shall enter its judgment, order, or decree in accordance with these mandates. Appeals to the Superior Court shall not have the effect of vacating any judgment, order, or decree of the Board, but the Superior Court, upon notice to interested parties, may suspend execution of a Board judgment under a decree as justice and equity require unless otherwise specifically provided by law.
A Superior Court may reverse or affirm the judgments, orders, or decrees of the Transportation Board and may remand a cause to it with mandates, as law or equity shall require; and the Board shall enter its judgment, order, or decree in accordance with these mandates. Appeals to the Superior Court shall not have the effect of vacating any judgment, order, or decree of the Board, but the Superior Court, upon notice to interested parties, may suspend execution of a Board judgment under a decree as justice and equity require unless otherwise specifically provided by law.
Added 1985, No. 222 (Adj. Sess.), § 1; amended 1993, No. 172 (Adj. Sess.), § 2.
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