§ 3.1-449. (Repealed effective October 1, 2008) Special order of court allowing supersedeas
No such appeal shall, in either case stated in the preceding section (§ 3.1-448), act as a supersedeas except on a special order of the court allowing a supersedeas. An application for such supersedeas shall only be heard after reasonable notice to the Commission, and the order allowing the same shall require of the appellant a bond with sufficient surety in such sum as shall be fixed by the court for the protection of all parties interested in the action or order appealed from.
A special order of court permitting an appeal to act as a supersedeas may be made only after reasonable notice to the Commission, and shall provide that the appellant file a bond, with sufficient surety, in such sum as shall be determined by the court to be necessary for the protection of producers and others during the pendency of the appeal.
(Code 1950, § 3-370; 1966, c. 702.)
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