An Act to amend and reenact § 46.1-299, as amended, of the Code of Virginia, relating to devices signalling intention to turn or stop and rules therefor.
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Volume | 1966 |
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Law Number | 125 |
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CHAPTER 125
An Act to amend and reenact § 14.1-144 of the Code of Virginia, relating
to compensation and expenses of clerks of court in certain cities.
[H 190]
Approved March 9, 1966
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:
1. That § 14.1-144 of the Code of Virginia be amended and reenacted
as follows:
§ 14.1-144. In each city of this Commonwealth having a population
of over ninety-two thousand and not exceeding one hundred thousand
inhabitants, the clerks of courts shall each be paid a salary, not less than
eight thousand dollars per annum but not to exceed ten thousand dollars
per annum, and in each city of this Commonwealth having a population of
over one hundred fourteen thousand and not exceeding one hundred fifty
thousand inhabitants the clerks of courts shall each be paid a salary not
less than twelve thousand dollars per annum but not to exceed fourteen
thousand dollars per annum, and in each city of this Commonwealth having
a population of over seventy thousand and not exceeding seventy-five
thousand inhabitants, the clerk of the corporation court shall be paid a
salary not less than ninety-five hundred dollars per annum but not to exceed
* fourteen thousand five hundred dollars per annum, and the clerk of the
circuit court shall be compensated as provided in § 14.1-143. Nothing in
this paragraph shall be construed to prevent such clerks from receiving
any future salary increases that may be allowed from time to time by the
General Assembly.
Such salary shall be in full compensation for services and shall be in
lieu of the retention by such clerk of any and all official fees and commis-
sions of whatever kind or character, and from whatever source derived;
and the city council of each such city ‘shall provide for the payment of such
salary out of the city treasury in equal monthly installments. The expenses
of office of such clerk, including the compensation of deputies and em-
ployees, shall be likewise paid to each such clerk out of the city treasury
on duly authenticated vouchers, when and as such expenses are incurred,
or may become due and payable, or at least monthly. The maximum amount
of such expenses shall be fixed by the State Compensation Board, and the
Board shall fix the number and compensation of the deputies and employees
of each such officer.
All fees and commissions of every kind or character received or col-
lected by such clerk, and from whatever source derived, shall be paid into
the city treasury by him monthly. All fees and commissions of every kind
and character, whether payable by the State, the United States, or by pri-
vate persons, firms or corporations, now or hereafter made receivable by
laws or ordinance by such clerk, shall continue to be paid to and collected
by him, and shall be paid into the city treasury monthly, except that the
city aforesaid shall not be required to pay any such clerk any fees or com-
missions for services performed for such city.