Town of Milton v. Brault
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
Injunction damages of $86,411.00 were awarded by the court below to the defendants. The plaintiff town appeals, arguing that a municipality is immune from such liability.
The judicial aspect of the longstanding controversy began in May, 1967, when the Town of Milton obtained a temporary injunction enjoining the defendants from constructing a mobile home park on their, the defendants’ land. This injunction, later made permanent in 1969, was sought in order to enforce a recently adopted local zoning ordinance. The town posted a $500 injunction bond, although it was not required to do so, either…
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