Chap. 334.—An ACT to provide for the recordation of copies of certaiD
papers from the records of the United States courts in bankruptcy pre
ceedings, their effect as evidence, and the fees which may be charged by
clerks for certain services in connection therewith.

Approved March 17, 1910.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That a copy of
any petition, schedule, order, or other paper forming a part of the record
in a proceeding in bankruptcy instituted before any United States court
under the national bankruptcy law, when properly attested and cerfi-
fied by the clerk of such court, under the seal of the court, shall be re-
corded by any clerk of a court of record in this State in the current deed
book of his county or corporation, as the case may be, and such record
or any properly attested copy thereof shall be prima facie evidence of
its contents in any court of this State. The clerk of any court wherein
such papers are recorded shall, when requested so to do, mark on the
judgment lien docket where the judgment is docketed, “discharged in
bankruptcy” and judgment docketed in his office and which clearly
appears from such papers to have been so discharged, and shall endorse
thereon a reference to the deed book and page where such bankruptcy
petition, schedule, order, or other paper is recorded in his office. The
clerk, for recording any paper under this act, shall receive the same fees
as he is entitled to for recording deeds, and for each judgment so marked
he shall receive the sum of ten cents.