Chap. 41.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 6337 of the Code of Virginia.
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Approved February 17, 1922.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That
section six thousand three hundred and thirty-seven of the Code of
Virginia be amended and re-enacted to read as follows:

Sec. 6337. When prohibited—No petition shall be presented for
an appeal from, or writ of error or supersedeas to, any final judgment,
decree, or order, whether the Commonwealth be a party or not,
which shall have been rendered more than six months before the peti-
tion is presented, or if it be an appeal from ai final order, judgment
or finding of the State corporation commission which shall have
been rendered more than six months before the petition is presented ;
nor to any judgment of a circuit or corporation court, which is ren-
dered on an appeal from a judgment of a justice, except in cases
where it is otherwise expressly provided; nor to a judgment, decree,
or order of any court when the controversy is for a matter less in
value or amount than three hundred dollars, exclusive of costs, unless
there be drawn in question a freehold or franchise or the title or
bounds of land, or the action of the State corporation commission
or some matter not merely pecuniary; provided, however, that if
the final decree from which an appeal is asked is a decree refusing
a bill of review to a decree rendered more than six months prior
thereto, no appeal from or supersedeas to such decree so refusing
a bill of review shall be allowed unless the petition be presented
within six months from the date of such decree.