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<law><law_id>782979</law_id><section_number>8.01-223</section_number><site_title>Virginia Decoded</site_title><site_url>https://vacode.org</site_url><edition url="https://vacode.org/2016/" id="11" last_updated="2016-07-24" current="TRUE">2016</edition><structure><unit level="1" identifier="8.01" url="https://vacode.org/2016/8.01/">Civil Remedies And Procedure</unit><unit level="2" identifier="3" url="https://vacode.org/2016/8.01/3/">Actions</unit><unit level="3" identifier="21" url="https://vacode.org/2016/8.01/3/21/">Miscellaneous Provisions</unit></structure><catch_line>Lack of privity no defense in certain cases</catch_line><history>Code 1950, &#xA7; 8-654.4; 1966, c. 439; 1977, c. 617.</history><order_by/><metadata/><court_decisions><unit><name>Sensenbrenner v. Rust, Orling &amp; Neale</name><case_number>Record No. 880249</case_number><citation>374 S.E.2d 55</citation><date>1988-11-18</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1400500/sensenbrenner-v-rust-orling-neale/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. of lack of privity had been abolished by Code &#xA7; 8.01-223. The district court, relying on Bryant .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>&lt;abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia"&gt;SCV&lt;/abbr&gt;</court_html></unit><unit><name> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. Bryant Electric Company, Inc. v. City of Fredericksburg and .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </name><case_number>84-1137</case_number><citation>762 F.2d 1192</citation><date>1985-05-23</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/452975/bryant-electric-company-inc-v-city-of-fredericksburg-and-malcolm-pirnie/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;.      .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit</court_html></unit><unit><name>Blake Const. Co., Inc. v. Alley</name><case_number>Record No. 831942</case_number><citation>353 S.E.2d 724</citation><date>1987-03-06</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1393716/blake-const-co-inc-v-alley/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. dismissed the action with prejudice. .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>&lt;abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia"&gt;SCV&lt;/abbr&gt;</court_html></unit><unit><name>Ward v. Ernst &amp; Young</name><case_number>Record No. 921107</case_number><citation>435 S.E.2d 628</citation><date>1993-09-17</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1225148/ward-v-ernst-young/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;.  appeal, the general contractor invoked Code &#xA7; 8.01-223 which provides that "where recovery of .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>&lt;abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia"&gt;SCV&lt;/abbr&gt;</court_html></unit><unit><name>Copenhaver v. Rogers</name><case_number>Record No. 880807</case_number><citation>384 S.E.2d 593</citation><date>1989-09-22</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1203573/copenhaver-v-rogers/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. have been modified by statute. See, e.g., Code &#xA7;&#xA7; 8.01-223 and 8.2-318. Instead, this is a case .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>&lt;abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia"&gt;SCV&lt;/abbr&gt;</court_html></unit><unit><name>Hess v. Snyder Hunt Corp.</name><case_number>Record No. 891362</case_number><citation>392 S.E.2d 817</citation><date>1990-06-08</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1303296/hess-v-snyder-hunt-corp/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. abolition of lack of privity as a defense, Code &#xA7; 8.01-223, architects, engineers, and building .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>&lt;abbr title="Supreme Court of Virginia"&gt;SCV&lt;/abbr&gt;</court_html></unit><unit><name> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. Dorothy M. Farish, Guardian for Shirley F. Farish v. Courion .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </name><case_number>82-1964</case_number><citation>722 F.2d 74</citation><date>1983-12-01</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/427645/dorothy-m-farish-guardian-for-shirley-f-farish-v-courion-industries/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;.  caused by the negligence.  Virginia Code Sec. 8.01-223 (1977).  These statutes are in derogation of .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit</court_html></unit><unit><name> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. Michael Redman v. John D. Brush and Company, D/B/A Sentry .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </name><case_number>95-3215</case_number><citation>111 F.3d 1174</citation><date>1997-04-28</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/739919/michael-redman-v-john-d-brush-and-company-dba-sentry-group/</url><abstract/><court_html>Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit</court_html></unit><unit><name> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. Dorothy M. Farish, Guardian for Shirley F. Farish v. Courion .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </name><case_number>83-2203</case_number><citation>754 F.2d 1111</citation><date>1985-04-22</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/447948/dorothy-m-farish-guardian-for-shirley-f-farish-v-courion-industries/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. court that the Virginia legislature intended Secs. 8.01-223 and 8.2-318 to apply prospectively only .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit</court_html></unit><unit><name>Travis v. Finley</name><case_number>1938002</case_number><citation>548 S.E.2d 906</citation><date>2001-07-17</date><url>https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/1064985/travis-v-finley/</url><abstract> .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. against father. She argues, pursuant to Code &#xA7; 8.01-223.1,[2] the assertion of her Fifth *910 .&#x202F;.&#x202F;. </abstract><court_html>&lt;abbr title="Court of Appeals"&gt;COA&lt;/abbr&gt;</court_html></unit></court_decisions><official_url>http://law.lis.virginia.gov/vacode/8.01-223/</official_url><refers_to><unit id="791659"><section_number>8.2-318</section_number><catch_line>When lack of privity no defense in action against manufacturer or seller of goods</catch_line><url>/8.2-318/</url></unit></refers_to><url>/8.01-223/</url><token>8.01/3/21/8.01-223</token><referred_to_by/><text><section id="2525255" prefix=""><text>In cases not provided for in &#xA7; 8.2-318 where recovery of damages for injury to person, including death, or to property resulting from negligence is sought, lack of privity between the parties shall be no defense.</text><type>section</type><prefixes><section/></prefixes><entire_prefix/><prefix_anchor/><level>1</level></section></text></law>
