Property Abandoned Or Assumed Abandoned
This is Article 2 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Property Abandoned Or Assumed Abandoned.” It is part of Title 55, titled “Property And Conveyances.” It is part of Chapter 11.1, titled “Disposition Of Unclaimed Property.” It’s comprised of the following 26 sections.
- § 55-210.10
- Repealed
- § 55-210.10:1
- Employee benefit trust distribution
- § 55-210.10:2
- Holder of tangible or intangible personal property may voluntarily report same
- § 55-210.2:1
- Property presumed abandoned; general rule
- § 55-210.2:2
- General rules for taking custody of intangible unclaimed property
- § 55-210.3
- Repealed
- § 55-210.3:01
- Bank deposits and funds in financial organizations
- § 55-210.3:02
- Travelers' checks and money orders
- § 55-210.3:1
- Repealed
- § 55-210.3:2
- Checks, drafts and similar instruments issued or certified by banking and financial organizations
- § 55-210.3:3
- Contents of safe deposit box or other safekeeping repository
- § 55-210.4
- Repealed
- § 55-210.4:01
- Funds owing under life insurance policies
- § 55-210.4:1
- When intangible personal property held by insurance corporation subject to § 55-210.2:1
- § 55-210.4:2
- Unclaimed demutualization proceeds
- § 55-210.5
- Deposits held by utilities
- § 55-210.6
- Repealed
- § 55-210.6:1
- When intangible interest in business association presumed abandoned
- § 55-210.6:2
- Refunds held by business associations
- § 55-210.7
- Property of business associations held in course of dissolution
- § 55-210.8
- When intangible personal property held in fiduciary capacity presumed abandoned
- § 55-210.8:1
- Gift certificates and credit balances
- § 55-210.8:2
- Wages
- § 55-210.9
- When intangible property held for owner by public agency presumed abandoned
- § 55-210.9:1
- Property held by courts
- § 55-210.9:2
- Responsibilities of general receiver and clerk