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Volume | 1956 |
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Law Number | 307 |
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Law Body
CHAPTER 307
An Act to amend and reenact §§ 8-160 and 8-165, as amended, of the Code
of Virginia, relating, respectively, to entry of cases on current law
docket and current chancery docket.
, [S 194]
Approved March 10, 1956
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That §§ 8-160 and 8-165, as amended, of the Code of Virginia be
amended and reenacted as follows:
§ 8-160. The clerk of every court having jurisdiction of civil actions
shall, when any action is commenced, or any notice of motion, petition,
appeal, or warrant removed to such court, is filed, and the required writ
tax and fees thereon paid, enter the same in a substantial, well bound loose
leaf book or on a visible card index to be known as the “current law docket’’.
Each case shall be entered on a separate sheet, on which shall be entered:
(1) The names of the parties,
(2) The short style of the suit,
(3) The names of the attorneys,
(4) The nature of the suit or action,
(5) The date docketed,
(6) The date of the issuance of the process,
(8) A memorandum of the service of the process, and
(10) A memorandum of the orders and proceedings in the case,
Or so much thereof as may be applicable to the case. And the clerk
may enter the clerk’s fees in the case on such docket instead of in the fee
book prescribed by § 14-165.
§ 8-165. The clerk of every court having jurisdiction of chancery
cases shall, when any chancery case is commenced in his court, and the
required writ tax and fees thereon paid, enter the same in a substantial,
well bound loose leaf book or on a visible card index to be known as the
“current chancery docket”. Each case shall be entered on a separate sheet,
on which shall be entered:
(1) The names of the parties,
(2) The short style of the suit,
(3) The names of the attorneys,
(4) The nature of the suit,
(5) The date docketed,
(6) The date of the issuance of the process,
(8) A memorandum of the service of the process, and
(10) A memorandum of the orders and proceedings in the case,
Or so much thereof as may be applicable to the case. And the clerk
may enter the clerk’s fees in the case on such docket instead of in the fee
book prescribed by § 14-165.