Chap. 736.—An ACT to amend and re-enact sub-section 7 of section 3214,
code of Virginia, edition of 1887, providing how judge of a circuit court
may be sued, or where sued before he is elected judge, when the suit may
be removed to any county or corporation in an adjoining circuit.

Approved March 8, 1900.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That the
seventh sub-section of section thirty-two hundred and fourteen of the
code of Virginia, edition of eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:

Seventh. If a judge of a circuit court be interested in a case which,
but for such interest, would be proper for the jurisdiction of his court,
or if he is the defendant in any action or suit, the action or suit may be
brought in any county or corporation in an adjoining circuit, or if
brought in any county or corporation in which the defendant is the
judge, or if brought before his election as such judge, shall be forthwith
removed to such county or corporation in an adjoining circuit as may
be selected by the plaintiff, on motion made in vacation, or at the
regular or any special term of the court of which such defendant is the
judge. . =