Divisions of military staff (§ 44-10)—Virginia Decoded

Divisions of military staff

The military staff shall be divided into (a) the personal staff of the Governor and (b) the administrative staff.The personal staff of the Governor shall be constituted as now prescribed by law.The administrative staff shall be as is authorized by the Secretary of Defense of the United States and shall perform such duties as the commander in chief may direct.

History

1930, p. 950; Michie Code 1942, § 2673(10); R. P. 1948,§ 44-10; 1958, c. 393.

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Court Decisions

Driver v. Com. (COA, 08/16/88)
. . . art. 6701l-5 (Vernon 1977); Utah Code Ann. § 41-6-44.10 (1982); Vt.Stat.Ann. 23, § 1202 (1987); . . .

. . . Daniel Construction Company, Inc. v. National Labor . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 01/07/65)
. . . L. R. B. v. Calvert Dairy Prods. Co., 317 F.2d 44 (10 Cir. 1963); Lincoln Bearing Co. v. N. L. R. . . .

Buckley v. Mukasey (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 08/20/08)
. . . The Buckley Transfer Order is found at J.A. 241-44. . . .

. . . Genesco, Inc., a Corporation, G. C. Murphy Company, a . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 07/27/79)
. . . and proper. . . . . . .

. . . United States v. Durham Lumber Company, Corporation, and . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 07/18/58)
. . . 5 . . .

Unidyne Corp. v. Aerolineas Argentinas (District Court, E.D. Virginia, 03/07/84)
. . . promise to pay. Mullins v. Mingo Lime Co., 176 Va. 44, 10 S.E.2d 492, 494-95 (1940). In the action . . .

General Elec. Co. v. Brown Transport Corp. (District Court, E.D. Virginia, 11/26/84)
. . . the actual dollar amount of damages. Id. at 443-44. . . .

Freeman v. County School Board (District Court, E.D. Virginia, 07/29/48)
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Humphreys Railways, Inc. v. F/V NILS S (District Court, E.D. Virginia, 12/12/84)
. . . promise to pay. Mullins v. Mingo Lime Co., 176 Va. 44, 10 S.E.2d 492, 494-95 (1940). . . .

William Evans-Smith v. John B. Taylor (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 03/21/94)
. . . he stopped at a car wash.24 . . .

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