Auditing accounts of Adjutant General (§ 44-22)—Virginia Decoded

Auditing accounts of Adjutant General

The office and accounts of the Adjutant General pertaining to the Commonwealth of Virginia shall be audited by the direction of the Governor in the same manner as the office and accounts of other state officers are audited, as provided by law.

History

1930, p. 952; Michie Code 1942, § 2673(13); R. P. 1948,§ 44-22.

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Court Decisions

Harrison v. Day (COA, 01/19/59)
. . . Governor. Code, 1958 Cum.Supp., §§ 22-188.43, 22-188.44, 22-188.47, 22-188.48. While we agree that . . .

. . . Fairfax Hospital Association, Inc. v. Joseph A. Califano, . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 09/19/78)
. . . modifications of the Board's decision.44 . . .

. . . United States v. Willie James Rhynes, A/K/A Big Will, United . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 11/08/99)
. . . . Rhynes was his supplier. J.A. at 1143-44. . . .

. . . Paul R. Riddick, Jr., and Phelicia Riddick, Infants, by Paul . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 03/19/86)
. . . white ratio was 72/28, and the minimum 56/44. . . .

The Mattaponi Indian Tribe v. Com. (COA, 08/31/04)
. . . action between competing litigants. See Code § 62.1-44.22; 9 Va. Admin. Code § 25-210-70(B); cf. . . .

Town of Fries v. State Water Control Bd. (COA, 10/01/91)
. . . The permit does not and, pursuant to Code § 62.1-44.22, cannot authorize any harm to private . . .

. . . Mining Energy, Incorporated Old Republic Insurance Company . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 12/16/04)
. . . quoting Pittston Stevedoring, 544 F.2d at 44). . . .

Lem Davis Tuggle v. C.E. Thompson, Warden (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 06/29/95)
. . . 21 . . .

. . . prod.liab.rep.(cch)p. 13,732 Donald C. Williams, Sr. v. E.I. . . . (Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 12/09/93)
. . . . . .

Susan L. French v. Virginia Marine Resources Commission (COA, 01/20/15)
. . . of Mines, Minerals and Energy].”); Code § 62.1-44.22 (“The fact that any owner . . .

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