78650835.1-1Virginia Decodedhttps://vacode.org2016Hotels, Restaurants, Summer Camps, And CampgroundsGeneral ProvisionsDefinitionsCode 1950, §§ 35-1, 35-25, 35-43, 35-54; 1960, c. 186; 1964, c. 327; 1981, c. 468; 1995, c. 797.As used in this title unless the context requires otherwise or it is otherwise provided:section1 means and includes a tent, tent trailer, travel trailer, camping trailer, pickup camper, motor home, and any other device or vehicular type structure for use as temporary living quarters or shelter during periods of recreation, vacation, leisure time, or travel.section332 means and includes any plot of ground within a campground used or intended for occupation by the camping unit.section442 means the State Health Commissioner.section552 means the State Department of Health.section662 means any place offering to the public for compensation transitory lodging or sleeping accommodations, overnight or otherwise, including but not limited to facilities known by varying nomenclatures or designations as hotels, motels, travel lodges, tourist homes, or hostels.section772 means an individual, corporation, partnership, association, or any other legal entity.section882 means any one of the following:
section992 Any place where food is prepared for service to the public on or off the premises, or any place where food is served. Examples of such places include but are not limited to lunchrooms, short order places, cafeterias, coffee shops, cafes, taverns, delicatessens, dining accommodations of public or private clubs, kitchen facilities of hospitals and nursing homes, dining accommodations of public and private schools and colleges, and kitchen areas of local correctional facilities subject to standards adopted under § 53.1-68. Excluded from the definition are places manufacturing packaged or canned foods which are distributed to grocery stores or other similar food retailers for sale to the public.section9a9a3 Any place or operation which prepares or stores food for distribution to persons of the same business operation or of a related business operation for service to the public. Examples of such places or operations include but are not limited to operations preparing or storing food for catering services, push cart operations, hotdog stands, and other mobile points of service. Such mobile points of service are also deemed to be restaurants unless the point of service and of consumption is in a private residence.section9b9b3 means and includes any building, tent, or vehicle, or group of buildings, tents, or vehicles, if operated as one place or establishment, or any other place or establishment, public or private, together with the land and waters adjacent thereto, which is operated or used in this Commonwealth for the entertainment, education, recreation, religious instruction or activities, physical education, or health of persons under eighteen years of age who are not related to the operator of such place or establishment by blood or marriage within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity, if twelve or more such persons at any one time are accommodated, gratuitously or for compensation, overnight and during any portion of more than two consecutive days.section10102POTOMAC HOS. CORP. v. DillonRecord No. 840438329 S.E.2d 411985-04-26https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1158587/potomac-hos-corp-v-dillon/ . . . 1982, the General Assembly amended Code § 8.01-35.1[1] (the covenant-not-to-sue *43 statute) by . . . <abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia">SCV</abbr>Perdue v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.Civ. A. No. 80-0078-C523 F. Supp. 2031981-09-16https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2298169/perdue-v-sears-roebuck-co/ . . . However, on July 1, 1979, Virginia Code § 8.01-35.1[1] went into effect. This statute provided, in . . . District Court, W.D. VirginiaIn Re Oceanview/Virginia Beach Real Estate Assoc.Bankruptcy No. 90-21414-B116 B.R. 571990-07-12https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1984858/in-re-oceanviewvirginia-beach-real-estate-assoc/ . . . regulated by different statutes. Va.Code Ann. §§ 35.1-1 through 35.1-28 (1981). An innkeeper must . . . United States Bankruptcy Court, E.D. VirginiaWhittle v. Timesavers, Inc.Civ. A. No. 81-0190-D572 F. Supp. 5841983-09-28https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/2310892/whittle-v-timesavers-inc/ . . . PES' *587 claim arising from Va.Code § 8.01-35.1[1]. This statute governs only those claims for . . . District Court, W.D. VirginiaStatzer v. King Kutter Corp.Civ. A. No. 81-0247-A550 F. Supp. 10621982-10-28https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1451535/statzer-v-king-kutter-corp/ . . . However, on July 1, 1979, Virginia Code § 8.01-35.1[1] went into effect. *1064 This statute . . . District Court, W.D. Virginiahttp://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/35.1-1//35.1-1/35.1/1/35.1-118.2-248.023.2-521432.1-20332.1-3736-9955-226.256-245.258.1-383358.1-3840