Virginia

Decoded

Repealed by Acts 2005, cc. 139, 203.

If you’re reading this for anything important, you should double-check its accuracy—read § 8.01-252 on the official Code of Virginia website.

Carter v. Carter (SCV, 10/10/86)
. . . is the proper construction to be given Code § 8.01-252,[1] which establishes a 10-year statute of . . .
Taylor v. Taylor (COA, 06/09/92)
. . . by the ten year limitation provided by Code § 8.01-252 on the enforcement in Virginia of a claim . . .
Lavery v. Automation Mgmt. Consultants (SCV, 09/04/87)
. . . formulation is in Code §§ 8.01-237, 8.01-250, and 8.01-252. These are not true statutes of . . .
Adcock v. COM., DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES (COA, 06/08/10)
. . . Bennett, we held the limitations under Code § 8.01-252[6] did not apply to the enforcement of a . . .
Adcock v. COM., DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES (SCV, 11/04/11)
. . . judgment statute of limitations under former Code § 8.01-252 (now governed by § 8.01-251(A)) did . . .

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