Virginia

Decoded

Repealed by Acts 1987, c. 98.

If you’re reading this for anything important, you should double-check its accuracy—read § 16.1-97 on the official Code of Virginia website.

Ragan v. Woodcroft Village Apartments (SCV, 02/27/98)
. . . trial in an unlawful detainer case. Under Code § 16.1-97.1, a litigant in a district court has a . . .
Powell v. Beneficial Finance Co. (SCV, 03/05/73)
. . . because he did not seek a new trial under Code | 16.1-97 within thirty days of the date of the . . .
Godlewski v. Gray (SCV, 04/24/81)
. . . to the 1956 statutes already discussed, Code § 16.1-97 was also enacted that year to permit the . . .
National Airlines v. Shea (SCV, 06/18/82)
. . . the thirty day period for a new trial, Code | 16.1-97, after which they sought execution by levy on . . .
State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Remley (SCV, 09/16/05)
. . . appeal, Code § 16.1-97, and the 30-day period for a new trial, former Code § 16.1-97, to expire. . . .
Architectural Stone, LLC v. Wolcott Center, LLC (SCV, 09/14/07)
. . . ruling on a motion . . .

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