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• Escheat of estates in trust and equitable titles (§ 55-193)

  2016

  • 55 Property And Conveyances
  • 10 Escheats Generally

  An estate vested in a person merely by way of mortgage or on trust shall not escheat or be forfeited to the Commonwealth by reason of the mortgagee or trustee dying without heirs; but any equitable title to lands shall escheat or be forfeited, so far . . .

• Definitions (§ 10.1-1700)

  2016

  • 10.1 Conservation
  • II Activities Administered By Other Entities
  • 17 Open-space Land Act

  As used in this chapter, unless the context requires a different meaning:”Open-space easement” means a nonpossessory interest of a public body in real property, whether easement appurtenant or in gross, acquired through gift, purchase, de . . .

• Extension of time for filing returns (§ 58.1-383)

  2016

  • 58.1 Taxation
  • I Taxes Administered By The Department Of Taxation
  • 3 Income Tax
  • 8 Accounting, Returns, Procedures For Estates And Trusts

  The provisions of § 58.1-344 shall be applicable to the extension of time for filing returns by a fiduciary on behalf of an estate or trust. . . .

• Levy; rate of tax (§ 58.1-1712)

  2016

  • 58.1 Taxation
  • I Taxes Administered By The Department Of Taxation
  • 17 Miscellaneous Taxes
  • 3 Tax On Wills And Administrations

  A tax is hereby imposed on the probate of every will or grant of administration not exempt by law. The tax shall be based on the value of the estate as determined in § 58.1-1713. For every $ 100 of value, or fraction of $ 100, a tax of 10 cent(s) is . . .

• Purchase or lease of property; sale of property (§ 15.2-5337)

  2016

  • 15.2 Counties, Cities And Towns
  • IV Other Governmental Entities
  • 53 Hospital Authorities
  • 2 Powers

  An authority shall have power to purchase, lease, obtain options upon, acquire by gift, grant, bequest, devise, or otherwise any property real or personal or any interest therein from any person, locality or government.An authority shall have power t . . .

• Persons presumed dead; authority of clerk (§ 64.2-2303)

  2016

  • 64.2 Wills, Trusts, And Fiduciaries
  • V Provisions Applicable To Probate And Nonprobate Transfers.
  • 23 Persons Presumed Dead

  A clerk of the circuit court has no authority to (i) admit to probate a will of a person presumed to be dead, (ii) grant administration upon the estate of a person presumed to be dead, or (iii) appoint a curator pursuant to § 64.2-2302. . . .

• § 62.1-44.15:24. (For effective date -- see Editor's note) Definitions (§ )

  2016

  • 62.1 Waters Of The State, Ports And Harbors
  • 3.1 State Water Control Law
  • 2.3 Stormwater Management Act

  As used in this article, unless the context requires a different meaning:”Agreement in lieu of a plan” means a contract between the VESMP authority or the Board acting as a VSMP authority and the owner or permittee that specifies methods . . .

• Identification of joint accounts (§ 6.2-618)

  2016

  • 6.2 Financial Institutions And Services
  • II Depository Institutions And Trust Organizations
  • 6 Deposits And Accounts
  • 2 Multiple-party Accounts.

  A Every financial institution in the Commonwealth offering joint accounts to its depositors shall either: B The forms provided for in subdivision A 1 may be identical in all respects except for the labels therein specified. This section shall not be . . .

• Approval of plans by Board; inspection; costs (§ 33.2-607)

  2016

  • 33.2 Highways And Other Surface Transportation Systems
  • II Modes Of Transportation: Highways, Bridges, Ferries, Rail, And Public Transportation
  • 6 Ferries And Toll Facilities

  Detailed plans, estimates, and specifications shall be submitted to the Board for approval before construction is commenced on a toll bridge or approaches under a permit granted under § 33.2-606. No such toll bridge shall be constructed until such p . . .

• Definitions (§ 64.2-100)

  2016

  • 64.2 Wills, Trusts, And Fiduciaries
  • I General Provisions
  • 1 Definitions And General Provisions
  • 1 Definitions.

  As used in this title, unless the context otherwise requires:”Bona fide purchaser” means a purchaser of property for value who has acted in the transaction in good faith. Notice of a seller’s marital status, or notice of the existe . . .

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