Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Vermont, 157. köideVermont printing Company, 1991 |
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... judgment without awaiting any direction by the court . The Presiding Judge shall promptly approve and sign the judgment , and the clerk shall thereupon enter it . A judgment is effective only when entered as provided in Rule 79 ( a ) ...
... judgment without awaiting any direction by the court . The Presiding Judge shall promptly approve and sign the judgment , and the clerk shall thereupon enter it . A judgment is effective only when entered as provided in Rule 79 ( a ) ...
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... judgment . The wife's request for modification , which came in the form of a V.R.C.P. 60 ( b ) motion filed six months after the notice of deci- sion , was also directed to a nonexistent judgment . [ 4 ] The court's request that the ...
... judgment . The wife's request for modification , which came in the form of a V.R.C.P. 60 ( b ) motion filed six months after the notice of deci- sion , was also directed to a nonexistent judgment . [ 4 ] The court's request that the ...
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... judgment on fewer than all the claims if it determines that there is no just reason to delay doing so ; if the court does not enter final judgment , its order is subject to revision at any time before the entry of judgment adjudi ...
... judgment on fewer than all the claims if it determines that there is no just reason to delay doing so ; if the court does not enter final judgment , its order is subject to revision at any time before the entry of judgment adjudi ...
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