Chap. 146.—An ACT to validate the recordation of memoranda of sales or
contracts for the sale of goods and chattels wherein the title thereto, or
a lien thereon, is reserved or the transfer of title is made to depend on
any condition, and possession is delivered to the vendee. (S. B. 116)

Approved March 18, 1915.

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That any
sale or contract for the sale of goods and chattels, in writing, wherein
the title thereto or a lien thereon is reserved or the transfer of title is
made to depend on any condition and possession be delivered to the
vendee, and a memorandum of which has heretofore been docketed, shall,
in respect to such reservation and condition, be valid as to creditors
of, and purchasers for, value without notice from such vendee, although
the said memorandum of said writing does not set forth when and how
the amount due on said goods and chattels is payable; provided, that in
all other respects the provisions of section two thousand four hundred
and sixty-two (2,462) of the Code of Virginia, as amended by an act
approved February twenty-three, eighteen hundred and ninety-four, and
amended by an act approved March eighth, nineteen hundred and four,
shall have been complied with.

2. An emergency existing therefor, this act shall be in force from
its passage.