Repeal of legislation
| An ACT to validate conveyances of real estate by executors given power of sale under wills admitted to probate in other jurisdictions and to declare valid and effectual conveyances made hereafter under similar conditions; and to repeal an act entitled an act to validate conveyances of real estate by executors given power of sale under wills admitted to probate in other jurisdictions, approved March 14, 1924. |
| An ACT to repeal an act entitled an act to provide a police commission for Norfolk county, to appoint and have supervision and control of the police force in said county; to prescribe the powers, duties and compensation of such commission and of such police force, and of the members of each; and to repeal chapter 404 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1922, approved March 24, 1922, and all amendments thereof, approved March 29, 1932. |
| An ACT to repeal an act approved March 24, 1932, entitled an act to prescribe the fees to be paid the coroner of the city of Portsmouth for certain services. |
| An ACT to repeal an act entitled an act to impose a license tax on pistols and revolvers; to regulate the sale thereof and of ammunition therefor; and to provide that the proceeds of such tax shall be used for the establishment of a diseased and crippled children’s hospital |
| An ACT to amend the Code of Virginia by adding thereto fifteen new sections, numbered 4987-a to 4987-0, both inclusive, providing for the appointment of trial justices and substitute trial justices in counties and in certain counties and cities; providing for the appointment of clerks for such trial justices, and prescribing the terms of office, jurisdiction, duties and compensation of such trial justices, substitute trial justices and clerks; providing that trial justices, substitute trial justices, and their clerks, selected and functioning under other acts, shall be subject to the said fifteen new sections as if appointed thereunder; providing for the appointment of associate trial justices in certain counties and prescribing their terms of office, jurisdiction, duties and compensation; providing for continuity between this and prior trial justice systems; enlarging authority of justices of the peace and mayors to issue attachments, warrants and subpoenas and as issuing officers; prescribing fees to be charged and collected by trial justices and clerks and providing for the disposition of moneys collected by such officers; appropriating for such purposes the sum of $60,000 annually for distribution among the counties; and exempting certain counties until they adopt the provisions of the foregoing sections; and to repeal Sections 4983 and 4988-a to 4988-p, both inclusive, of the Code of Virginia and certain other acts providing for the appointment or selection of trial justices, and all other acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act. |
| An ACT to repeal an act entitled “An act relating to the practice of law, and preventing persons, firms and corporations, not practicing attorneys, from appearing before any magistrate, civil or police justice, civil justice court, or any other court, to represent any claim or cause of any person, firm or corporation, unless the person, firm or corporation has a property interest in said claim or cause; preventing evasions of this act and prescribing penalties” |
| An ACT to enact a uniform law to secure the attendance of witnesses from without a state in criminal proceedings. |
| An ACT to amend and re-enact section 3422 of the Code of Virginia, as heretofore amended, relating to unauthorized practice of law and penalties therefor, and to repeal an act entitled “An act to extend the time within which a person to whom license had been issued prior to March 15, 1918, to practice law in Virginia, but who had been prevented from qualifying and commencing said practice within two years after the granting of said license by his entry into the military or naval service of the United States may qualify and commence said practice without further examination”, approved February 17, 1920. |
| AN ACT to amend and re-enact Sections 973, 975 as heretofore amended, and 976 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the powers and duties of the Board of Visitors and the Superintendent of the Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind, and to repeal Section 978 of the Code of Virginia relating to funds for the support of said institution. |
| An ACT to authorize and empower boards of supervisors or other governing bodies of certain counties to establish, furnish and provide for police departments and police forces in such counties; to provide for the appointment, functions, powers, duties and compensation of police officers and chiefs of police in such counties; and to repeal certain acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act. |
| An ACT to amend and re-enact an act entitled 'An act to authorize and empower the board of supervisors of counties adjacent to counties having a density of population in excess of five hundred inhabitants per square mile, to lay a special levy annually, for fire protection' |
| An ACT to repeal Section 17 of Chapter 433, Acts 1928, approved March 26, 1928, relating to the establishment of the insurance rating bureau, which section was added by Chapter 388, Acts 1934. |
| An ACT to repeal Section 71-A of an act entitled “An act to provide a new charter for the city of Portsmouth.” |
| An ACT to repeal the charter of the Town of Mendota, in Washington county. |
| An ACT to repeal Section 17-a of “The Alcoholic Beverage Control Act,” which section was added thereto by chapter 144 of the Acts of the General Assembly of 1940, approved March 6, 1940, so as to eliminate certain taxes upon alcoholic beverages. |
| An ACT to repeal an act entitled "An act to make it unlawful to hunt for any kind of wild game in Caroline County at any time between one-half hour after sunset of any one day and one-half hour before sunrise of the day next following, and to prescribe penalties for violations." |
| An ACT to repeal Section 249 of the Code of Virginia. |
| An ACT to repeal Section 48-a of an act entitled “An Act to provide |
| An ACT to repeal Chapter 43 of the Acts of Assembly of 1926, approved February 26, 1926, relating to fishing in Alleghany and Craig counties and all amendments thereto. |
| An ACT requiring certain corporations and companies of other states to appoint the Secretary of the Commonwealth its attorney for certain purposes, to provide that transacting certain business or soliciting, making or delivering certain contracts in Virginia shall be deemed to be an appointment oi the Secretary of the Commonwealth as attorney for certain purposes, and to prescribe the duties of the Secretary of the Commonwealth when notice or process is served upon him in such cases and the effect of such service. |
| An ACT to repeal Section 51 of Chapter 407 of the Acts of Assembly of 1944, approved April 4, 1944, known as the Appropriation Act, relating to amounts to be deducted from State capitation taxes and credited to the general fund of the Commonwealth, before distribution to the counties and cities of the State. |
| An ACT to repeal Section 4440-a of the Code of Virginia prescribing punishment for larceny of certain rubber tires or tubes. |
| An ACT to establish a boundary line between the District of Columbia and the Commonwealth of Virginia and to consent that, subject to certain reservations and conditions, exclusive jurisdiction over certain lands shall be in the United States; and to repeal Chapter 267 of the Acts of 1942, approved March 19, 1942. |
| An ACT to repeal er 37 of the Acts of Assembly, Extra Session, 1945, approved April 5, 1945, which created Bermuda Sanitary District in Chesterfield County. |
| An ACT to authorize the governing bodies of counties, cities and towns to make gifts and donations of property, real or personal, and of money to certain associations and institutions; to validate certain acts; and to repeal Chapter 36 of the Acts of Assembly, Extra Session, 1947, approved January 30, 1947, relating to the same subjects. |
| An ACT to provide for the killing of deer damaging crops and to repeal certain acts. |
| An ACT to repeal Section 5 of Chapter 384 of the Acts of the Assembly of 1944, as amended, being known and designated as the “Virginia Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act” |
| An ACT to repeal sections 16, 17 and 18 of Chapter 385 of the Acts of the Assembly of 1932, as amended, known and designated as the “Virginia Operators’ and Chauffeurs’ License Act.” |
| An ACT to provide an open season for killing deer in the county of King William; to prescribe the number of deer that may be killed; and to repeal conflicting regulations and statutes. |
| An ACT to repeal Chapter 167 of the Acts of Assembly of 1904, incorporating the town of Madison Heights. |
| AN ACT to repeal § 88-192 of the Code of 1950 which requires copies of policy forms used by insurers to be filed with the State Corporation Commission. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 46-171, 46-172 and 46-178 of the Code of 1950, in relation to registration fees for contract and common carriers of property. |
| An Act to repeal § 46-377 of the Code of 1950, relating to the extension of motor vehicle operators’ and chauffeurs’ licenses for certain persons. |
| An Act to repeal Chapter 509 of the Acts of Assembly of 1948, provisions for killing deer in the county of |
| AN ACT to require local boards of public welfare to furnish certain information to the governing bodies of their counties and cities; to prescribe the terms and conditions under which such information shall be furnished; and to repeal certain acts and parts of acts. |
| AN ACT to repeal §§ 38-156, 33-157 and 83-158 of the Code of 1950, relating to the discontinuance of certain roads or landings and appeals to the Circuit Court in connection therewith. |
| AN ACT to prescribe the open season on bear and deer in certain counties or portions thereof; to prescribe penalties and to repeal inconsistent acts. |
| An Act to repeal § 58-51 of the Code of Virginia which imposes a capitation tax on certain persons. |
| An Act to repeal Chap 8 of Title 25 of the Code of Virginia consisting of 8§ 25-56 through 25-119, relating to Federal condemnation a nat |
| An Act to repeal § 37-257.2 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the records of certain institutions. |
| An Act to repeal § 6-98 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the power of the directors of trust companies to regulate the making and withdrawing of deposits. |
| An Act to repeal § 58-645 of the Code of Virginia, relating to conditional revival of a certain act. |
| An Act to repeal Chapter 211 of the Acts of Assembly of 1944, approved March 14, 1944, as amended, which authorized the governing bodies of certain cities to provide for the annual assessment and reassessment of real estate. |
| An Act to repeal § 28-50.1 of the Code of Virginia which was enacted as § 28-89.1 by the General Assembly of 1950, relating to fishing by certain methods in certain waters not permitted. |
| An Act to repeal § 33-289 of the Code of Virginia. |
| An Act to prohibit certain commercial advertising, to provide certain exceptions, to provide certain rules of evidence, to provide injunctive relief, and to repeal certain acts. |
| An Act to amend and reenact § 62-14.1 of the Code of Virginia, which was enacted as § 62-82.1, relating to effect of chapter on certain other laws. |
| An Act to repeal § 88-186 of the Code of 1950, §§ 3758 and 4074 through 4097 of the Code of 1919, and Chapter 227 of the Acts of Assembly of 1922, approved March 15, 1922, which were continued in effect by § 83-186 of the Code of 1950, and all amendments thereof, the sections and act relating to turnpikes and turnpike companies. |
| An Act to repeal Chapter 189 of the Acts of Assembly of 1932, approved March 22, 1982, which was continued in effect by § 21-120 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the creation of sanitary districts in certain counties. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 62-148 through 62-157 of the Code of Virginia |
| An Act to repeal §§ 58-19, 58-27, 58-28, 53-29, 58-80, 58-81, 58-85, 58-86, 58-41, 58-44, 53-46, 58-49, 53-51, 53-52, 58-58, 58-54, 58-56, 58-58, 58-59, 58-88, 53-101, 53-105, 58-106, 53-110, 53-111, 58-112, 53-118, 58-121, 58-128, 58-127, 58-132, 58-148, 58-158, 53-196, and 53-218 of the Code of Virginia, all relating to prisons and other methods of correction. |
| AN ACT to repeal § 64-58 of the Code of Virginia, which provides that marriage shall operate to revoke a will previously made. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 8-358.1 and 8-509.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the payment of taxes upon notes and other evidences of debt in actions at law and suits in equity. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 54-526 and 54-545 of the Code of Virginia, relating, respectively, to pilots for vessels bound for points on the Potomac, and to the optional employment of pilots between certain points. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 58-149, 58-154 through 58-160, 58-162.1, 58-177, 58-189 through 58-194, and 58-200 of the Code of Virginia, relating generally to city and county jails. |
| An Act to repeal § 87-155 of the Code of Virginia, relating to liability |
| AN ACT to repeal §§ 88-281, 88-282, 38-284, 88-285, 38-286, 38-292, 83-293 and 88-296 of the Code of Virginia, relating to offenses concerning highways or travelers thereon. |
| AN ACT to repeal Chapter 448 of the Acts of Assembly of 1942, approved April 6, 1942, relating to trailer camps and parking trailers in Fairfax County, and to repeal § 85-64 of the Code of Virginia which continued said chapter in effect. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 7-10, 87-11 and 87-12 of the Code of Virginia, relating to appointment, salaries, perquisites and removal of certain resident officers of the State Hospital Board. |
| An Act to repeal Chapter 14 of the Acts of Assembly of 1944, approved February 11, 1944, as amended, which was continued in force by § 24-119 of the Code of Virginia, which act relates to registration and re-registration of persons qualified to vote in certain cittes, and transfer of registrations of persons who have registered in leu of such regts- |
| An Act to authorize the owner of a motor vehicle to use the license plates assigned thereto by the Division of Motor Vehicles upon other motor vehicles under certain circumstances, to provide for the coverage of the owner’s policy of public liability and property damage in such cases, and to repeal certain acts. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 15-740 through 15-746, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, relating to erection of dams in or across watercourses. |
| An Act to repeal § 58-17 of the Code of Virginia, authorizing certain counties to provide certain exemptions from local taxation. |
| An Act to repeal § 58-97 of the Code of Virginia, relating to allowance for work by misdemeanants employed at State operated farm or farms including the State industrial farm for women. |
| An Act to repeal § 38.1-286, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to when premiums are to be collected on certain contracts. |
| An Act to amend and reenact § 38.1-617 of the Code of Virginia, and to repeal §§ 38.1-605, 88.1-608 and 38.1-622 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the handling of funds of fraternal benefit societies. |
| An Act to amend and reenact §§ 2-174 and 2-198 of the Code of Virginia, relating to Comptroller’s duties with reference to certain records and certain claims against the State; and to repeal §§ 2-164 and 2-171, relating to certain accounts of the Comptroller. |
| An Act to repeal § 19.1-299 of the Code of Virginia, relating to suspension of sentence in certain cases. |
| An Act to limit the authority of the State Corporation Commission in issuing certificates of incorporation in certain instances and repealing the charter or articles of incorporation of The American Nazi Party. |
| An Act to repeal § 68-218, as amended, and § 68-218.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the unauthorized disposition of real property by recipient of relief and providing for the disposition of proceeds of such transfer by such recipient. |
| An Act to repeal 88 6-67 and 6-68 of the Code of Virginia, relating to the interest rate which banks may pay on savings deposits, other deposits, certificates of deposit and certain other security in lieu of deposits. |
| An Act to authorize the Governor to restore the privilege of registering and voting to persons convicted of certain felonies. |
| An Act to repeal Chapter 221 of the Acts of Assembly of 1942, which created the Princess Anne-Virginia Beach Incinerator Commission. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 58-19.1, 58-19.2, 58-19.8, 58-19.4 and 58-19.5 of the Code of Virginia, enacted by Chapter 191 of the Acts of Assembly of 1960, relating to the authority of the governing bodies of counties, cities and towns to grant tax credits to persons who have made contributions to certain nonprofit, nonsectarian, private schools. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 22-294.1, 22-294.2 and 22-294.8 of the Code of Virginia, enacted by Chapter 49 of the Acts of Assembly, Extra Session of 1959, relating to the authority of school boards to provide transportation for children attending nonsectarian private schools, or to allot funds to assist in paying costs, and to provide for State assistance and to provide for appropriations by local governing bodies. |
| An Act to repeal § 22-21.1 of the Code of Virginia, enacted by Chap 80 of the Acts of Assembly, Extra Session of 1959, relating to the use of any existing building for the purpose of operating a private elementary or high school notwithstanding any other statute, city charter, or ordinance. |
| An Act to repeal § 22-159, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to the accrediting of public and private schools conducted in building not meeting requirements of the State Board of Education. |
| An Act to repeal Chapter 510 of the Acts of Assembly of 1964, being an act for the relaef of Freida V. Judge and James M. Judge H |
| An Act to repeal § 28-88.1 of the Code of Virginia, enacted by Chap 50 of the Acts of Assembly, Extra Session of 1959, permitting teachers to repay State scholarships by teaching in nonsectarian private schools. |
| An Act to repeal § 19.1-261 of the Code of Virginia, requiring judges of certain courts to require the clerks of their courts to comply with certain provisions of the Code of Virginia heretofore repealed. |
| An Act to provide a charter for the town of Dendron; and to repeal Chapter 265 of the Acts of Assembly of 1906, approved March 15, 1906, which provided a charter for the town of Dendron. |
| An Act to repeal Article 8 of Chapter 3 of Title 46.1, consisting of 46.1-140 through 46.1-148, relating to the registration and licensing of transporters of motor fuels. |
| An ACT to repeal &n act exempting certain White Males from Working on the Highways of King George and Stattord |
| An ACT providing for the repeal of the act of May 15, 1862, prescribing an Qath in certin cases |
| An ACT to increase the Price of Treasury Warrants for Land in Virginia, and to repeal an act passed 4th January 1866, entitled an act prohibiting the further Entry of Waste and Unappropriated Lands, or any Grant of such. |
| An ACT to prevent and punish Unlawful Hunting. |
| An Act to repeal § 15.1-515.1 of the Code of Virginia, relating to contribution to rescue and lifesaving organizations by certain counties. |
| An Act to repeal § 8-158, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to the removal of certain pending cases by certain courts. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 63-69.1, 68-69.2, and 68-69.8 of the Code of Virginia, requiring the preparation of certain fiscal data relating to proposed expenditures for certain public welfare purposes. |
| An Act to repeal §§ 2-98 through 2-116, of the Code of Virginia, relating to the Invision of Motion Picture Censorship. |
| An Act to provide a new charter for the town of Big Stone Gap in the county of Wise, Virginia, and to repeal Chapter 180, Acts of Assembly of 1982, approved March 10, 1982, which provided a charter for the town of Big Stone Gap, and all amendments thereof. |
| An ACT to enable the city of Petersburg, for the protection of its interests growing out of its dealings with the Virginia and Carolina railroad company, to sell and dispose of its claims against the said company, or to bid in, at any sale made at its instance or for its own protection, the property and works liable to sale under the deed of trust of said company securing bounds of the company held by said city, and the same, if purchased by it, to resell; and defining the powers and rights that shall grow out of said purchase by said city, as well as the powers and rights of any purchaser from it under a resale by it, and to repeal the act approved March 6, 1886, entitled an act to provide the manner in which the common council of the city of Petersburg may purchase the Virginia and Carolina railroad to the extent of the claim of said city against said road, or sell or dispose of the claim of said city against said road. |
| An ACT to repeal chapter 56 of the acts of Assembly of 1881-2, entitled an act in reference to fences in the county of Princess Anne, approved February 3, 1882. |
| An ACT for the removal of the disabilities of James Barbour, of Culpeper, and others. |
| An ACT prohibiting persons resident within the corpo- |
| An ACT to repeal the act entitled an act to amend the charter of the Valley Railroad Company, approved April 2, 1879. |
| An ACT authorizing the Board of Supervisors of Frederick county to declare inoperative as to said county or any district thereof the act relating to fences and for the protection of crops |
| An ACT to repeal chapter 64 of the Acts of 1874, in relation to granting licenses in Bland and Giles counties |
| An ACT requiring the attorney-general to institute the necessary proceedings in the proper court to ascertain whether the charter of the Arlington Turnpike Company has been forfeited, and repeal a joint resolution upon the same subject, approved March 1879. |
| An Act to repeal an act approved February 27, 1879, entitled an act to authorize the board of supervisors of Goochland county to permit W. B. W. Brooking to erect a store and warehouse on the public land at Cedar Point, in the county of Goochland. |
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