Supreme Court of Vermont· 9/2/1958
In Re Mattison's Petition
Citations
- 144 A.2d 778
- 120 Vt. 459
- 1958 Vt. LEXIS 125
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- holding that selectmen of a town did not have legal authority to convert a public roadway into a hiking trail
- \The procedure to be followed in laying out or discontinuing a highway is wholly statutory and the method prescribed must be substantially complied with or the proceedings will be void.\
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Judges: Adams
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16 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Preseault v. United StatesFederal Circuit· 1996-11-05· cited 254×
- Rheaume v. PallitoSupreme Court of Vermont· 2011-07-01· cited 158×
- Capital Candy Company v. SavardSupreme Court of Vermont· 1976-12-21· cited 20×
- Board of County Com'rs, Carbon County v. WhiteWyoming Supreme Court· 1976-03-22· cited 12×
- In Re BillSupreme Court of Vermont· 1998-10-30· cited 11×
- Kirkland v. KolodziejSupreme Court of Vermont· 2016-07-17· cited 10×
- People Ex Rel. No. 3 J. & E. Discount, Inc. v. WhitlerIllinois Supreme Court· 1980-09-15· cited 9×
- Bennett Estate v. Travelers InsuranceSupreme Court of Vermont· 1981-11-03· cited 8×
- Verrill v. DaleySupreme Court of Vermont· 1967-11-01· cited 8×
- Austin v. Town of MiddlesexSupreme Court of Vermont· 2009-10-27· cited 7×
- J. Paul Preseault v. United StatesFederal Circuit· 1996-11-05· cited 3×
- Brice Kirkland and Gordon Kirkland v. James Kolodziej and Barbara KolodziejSupreme Court of Vermont· 2015-07-17· cited 2×
- Town of Granville and Green Crow Corporation, Inc. v. Joseph LopreteSupreme Court of Vermont· 2017-10-20· cited 2×
- In Re the Estate of ShufeltSupreme Court of Vermont· 1965-06-01
- Fellows v. PallitoVermont Superior Court· 2016-02-10
- Burke v. DemlVermont Superior Court· 2024-12-16
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