CODE OF VIRGINIA

WHEN WRITINGS TO BE RECORDED IN COUNTY, AND WHEN IN CORPORATION (§ 55-102)

The provisions of this and any other chapter of this Code or of any subsequent
statute, by virtue of which a writing is to be or may be recorded in the county
or corporation wherein the property embraced in such writing is, shall be
construed, in respect to the county, as relating only to property within the
county and without the corporate limits of the corporation having a court
wherein writings may be lawfully admitted to record, and, in respect to the
corporation, as relating only to property within the corporate limits of such
corporation having such a court.

HISTORY: Code 1919, § 5199.