Chap. 445.—An ACT to amend and re-enact section 6317 of the Code of Vir-

ginia. [H B 86]

Approved March 27, 1922. °

1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of Virginia, That sec-
tion sixty-three hundred and seventeen of the Code of Virginia, be
amended and re-enacted so as to read as follows:

Sec. 6317. Awarding and dissolving injunctions in certain cases.
—When any court or judge authorized to award injunctions, shall
grant a tempory injunction, either with or without notice to the
adverse party, such court or judge shall prescribe in the injunction
order, the time during which such injunction shall be ettective and
at the expiration of that time, such injunction shall stand dissolved
unless, before the expiration thereof, it be enlarged, which may be
done, or a further injunction granted, by the court in which the
cause is pending or by the court or judge to whom the bill is
addressed, in the event the cause be not matured, after reasonable
notice to the adverse party, or to his attorney at law or in fact, of
the time and place of moving for the same; and any such court,
in which a cause is pending, or to which or to the judge of which,
a bill is addressed, wherein an injunction has been awarded, or the
judge of such court, in vacation, may at any time when such in-
junction is in force, dissolve the same, after reasonable notice to
the adverse party, or to his attorney at law or in fact, in which notice
shall be set forth the grounds upon which such dissolution will be
asked, unless such grounds be set forth in an answer previously filed
in the case by the party giving such notice.

Any such order enlarging an injunction or granting a further
injunction or dissolving an injunction, when made in vacation, shall
be directed to the clerk of the court to which, or to the judge of
which, the bill is addressed, who shall record the same in the proper
order book of such court.

From any order dissolving such injunction or ‘refusing to grant
a further injunction, there shall be no appeal; but this section shall
not be construed so as to prevent either party from applying to a
judge of the supreme court of appeals for an injunction as provided
in section sixty-three hundred and twenty, who may award an in-
junction in accordance with that section.