Chap. 362.—An ACT to validate certain judgments rendered upon pleadings
which failed to contain certain allegations as to the assessment for taxation,
of the bonds, notes and other evidences of debt sued on; and to protect the
title to lands sold under deeds of trust, where the holder of the notes secured
by the deed of trust, had not listed same for taxation. [H B 353]

Approved March 22, 1928

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That all
judgments on bonds, notes and other evidences of debt, rendered at
any time before this act becomes effective, upon pleadings which failed
to contain the allegations required by subsection one of section eleven
of the tax bill, as amended by chapter five hundred and seventy-six of
the acts of assembly of nineteen hundred and twenty-six, with refer-
ence to the assessment of such notes, bonds, and evidences of debt for
taxation, are, if otherwise valid, hereby validated, and declared to
have the same force and effect as if such pleadings had contained the
allegations so required; and the title to real estate sold at any time
under a deed of trust, shall not be drawn in question upon the ground
that the holder of the notes secured by such deed of trust, had not
listed the same for taxation.