An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.
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Volume | 1922 |
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Law Number | 3 |
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Chap. 3.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 3887 of the Code of Virginia;
and to amend and re-enact section 5888 of the Code of Virginia, as aménded
by an act approved January 29, 1920, as amended by an act approved
March 20, 1920. [S B 23]
Approved January 30, 1922.
1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That section
fifty-eight hundred and ecighty-seven and fifty-eight hundred and
eighty-eight of the Code of Virginia, the latter of which sectlons was
amended by an act approved January twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred
and twenty, be amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:
Sec. 5887. Circuit courts established for counties and cities ——For
the city of Williamsburg and the county of James City, for that part
of the county of Henrico which is without the corporate limits of the
city of Richmond, and for every other. county, and for each of the
cities of Alexandria, Danville, Lynchburg, Newport News, Norfolk,
Petersburg, Portsmouth, Richmond, Roanoke, Charlottesville, and
Hopewell; and the cities of Clifton Forge and Suffolk, there shall be
a circuit court, which shall be called the circuit court of such county
or city, or such city and county, as the case may be. Any action or
proceeding taken or had in the circuit court of Rockirigham county
or in the clerk’s office thereof, since the twelfth day of January, nine-
teen hundred and twenty, which under the provisions of this section
as it appears in the Code of nineteen hundred and nineteen should
have been taken or had in the circuit court of the city of Harrisonburg,
or in the clerk’s office thereof, shalk be as valid and effectual in all
respects as 1f no separate circuit court for the city of Harrisonburg
had been created or provided for by the said Code; and any action or
proceeding taken or had in the circuit court of Elizabeth City county,
or in the clerk’s office thereof, since the twelfth day of January,
nineteen hundred and twenty, which under the provisions of this
section as it appears in the Code of nineteen hundred and nineteen,
should have been taken or had in the circuit court of the city of Hamp-
ton, or in the clerk’s office thereof, shall be as valid and effectual in
all respects as if no separate circuit court for the city of Hampton
had been created or provided for by the said Code.
Sec. 5888. Judicial circuits—The State shall be divided into
thiry-three judicial circuits as follows:
(1) The county of Norfolk shall constitute the first circuit.
(2) The counties of Nansemond and Southampton, and the
city of Suffolk, shall constitute the second circutt.
(3) The counties of Prince George, Surry, Sussx, Greensville,
and Brunswick, and the city of Hopewell, shall constitute the third
circuit. : |
(4) The counties of Chesterfield, Dinwiddie, Nottoway, Amelia,
Powhatan and the city of Petersburg shall constitute the fourth circuit.
(5) The counties of Prince Edward, Cumberland, Appomattox,
Charlotte and Buckingham shall constitute the fifth circuit.
(6) The counties of Lunenburg, Mecklenburg, Halifax, Campbell,
and the city of Lynchburg shall constitute the sixth circuit.
(7) The counties of Pittsylvania, Henry, Patrick, and the city
Danville shall constitute the seventh circuit.
(8) The counties of Madison, Greene and Albemarle and the
city of Charlottesville shall constitute the eighth circuit.
(9) The counties of Culpeper, Orange, Louisa and Goochland
shall constitute the ninth circuit.
(10) The county of Henrico and the city of Richmond shall
constitute the tenth circuit.
(11) The county of Elizabeth City and the city of Newport
News shall constitute the eleventh circuit.
(12) The counties of Richmond, Northumberland, Westmoreland.
Lancaster and Essex shall constitute the twelfth circuit.
(13) The counties of Gloucester, Mathews, King and Queen, King
William and Middlesex shall constitute the thirteenth circuit.
(14) The counties of New Kent, Charles City, York, Warwick,
James City, and the city of Williamsburg shall constitute the four-
teenth circuit.
(15) The counties of King George, Stafford, Spotsylvania, Caro-
line and Hanover shall constitute the fifteenth circuit.
(16) The counties of Prince William, Fairfax and Alexandria and
the city of Alexandria shall constitute the sixteenth circuit.
(17) The counties of Frederick, Clarke, Warren and Shenandoah
shall constitute the seventeenth circuit.
(18) The counties of Augusta, Highland and Rockbridge shall
constitute the eighteenth circuit.
(19) The counties of Bath, Alleghany, Craig and Botetourt, and
the city of Clifton Forge, shall constitute the nineteenth circuit.
(20) The counties of Roanoke, Montgomery, Floyd and the city
of Roanoke shall constitute the twentieth circuit.
(21) The counties of Pulaski, Carroll, Wythe and Grayson shall
constitute the twenty-first circuit.
(22) The counties of Bland, Tazewell and Giles shall constitute
the twenty-second circuit.
(23) The counties of Washington and Smyth shall constitute
the twenty-third circuit.
(24) The counties of Lee and Scott shall constitute the twenty-
fourth circuit.
(25) The counties of Rockingham and Page shall constitute the
twenty-fifth circuit.
(26) The counties of Rappahannock, Fauquier and Loudoun
shall constitute the twenty-sixth circuit.
(27) The counties of Buchanan, Russell and Dickenson shall
constitute. the twenty-seventh circuit.
(28) The counties of Isle of Wight and Princess Anne and the
city of Portsmouth shall constitute the twenty-eighth circuit.
(29) The counties of Amherst, Nelson and Fluvanna shall con-
stitute the twenty-ninth circuit.
(30) The counties of Bedford and Franklin shall constitute the
thirtieth circuit.
(31) The counties of Accomac and Northampton shall constitute
the thirty-first circuit.
(32) The city of Norfolk shall constitute the thirty-second circuit.
(33) The county of Wise shall constitute the thirty-third circuit.
2, An emergency existing, this act shall be in force from its
passage.