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· 1/15/1970

Vermont Home Mortgage Credit Agency v. Montpelier National Bank

Citations

  • 262 A.2d 445
  • 128 Vt. 272
  • 1970 Vt. LEXIS 222

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • recognizing that “[wjithin these limits,” Legislature “may confide a broad grant of authority to a subordinate agency in intricate matters affecting the general welfare in natural resources, health, education and economics”
  • recognizing that Legislature “may confide 20 a broad grant of authority to a subordinate agency in intricate matters affecting the general welfare in natural resources, health, education and economics”
  • “[T]he power of the Legislature to raise and appropriate public funds is limited to public uses.”
  • “Benefits attached to the currents of public travel are not vested rights and so diversion of traffic does not furnish a ground for compensation.”
  • Legislature may not delegate power to act as lawmaker

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Judges: Holden, C. J., and Shangraw, Barney, Smith and Keyser

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