§ 1472. Plaintiff’s travel
In an action in favor of several plaintiffs, fees for their travel shall not be taxed but from that plaintiff’s residence that is nearest the place of trial, unless the others personally attend the trial, in which case the court shall tax such further sum for travel as is equitable.
Structure Vermont Statutes
Title 32 - Taxation and Finance
§ 1403. Justices to make rules for fees
§ 1404. Justices and judges not to receive special fees
§ 1407. Costs to be borne by the State
§ 1408. Guardians ad litem; expense reimbursement
§ 1431. Fees in Supreme and Superior Courts
§ 1433. Exemption of State from payment of fees
§ 1511. Grand and petit jurors in Superior Court
§ 1514. Board and lodging of jurors
§ 1553. Witness certificates for bill of costs
§ 1556. Witnesses before General Assembly
§ 1559. Compensation of law enforcement officers for attendance at proceedings
§ 1591. Sheriffs and other officers
§ 1593. Service outside the State
§ 1595. Mileage in criminal causes
§ 1633. Appraisers of attached or replevied property
§ 1637. Commissioners of jail delivery
§ 1672. Town treasurer’s fee for receiving taxes
§ 1674. Delinquent tax commission and collection costs
§ 1676. Inspector of lumber, shingles, and wood
§ 1678. Impounders and poundkeepers
§ 1679. Persons taking up estrays
§ 1715. Vital records search; copies search
§ 1751. Fees when not otherwise provided
§ 1755. Travel expenses in causes tried before auditors, etc
§ 1758. Masters, auditors, referees, and commissioners
§ 1760. Fees of county clerks for index of deeds and index of records