§ 8.01-533. Who may sue out attachment
If any person has a claim, legal or equitable, to (i) any specific personal property, (ii) any debt, including rent, whether the debt is due and payable or not, (iii) damages for breach of any contract, express or implied, or (iv) damages for a wrong, or for a judgment for which no supersedeas or other appeal bond has been posted, he may sue out an attachment therefor on any one or more of the grounds stated in § 8.01-534. However, if the claim is for a debt not due and payable, no attachment shall be sued out when the only ground for the attachment is that the defendant or one of the defendants is a foreign corporation, or is not a resident of this Commonwealth, and has estate or debts owing to him within this Commonwealth.
(Code 1950, § 8-519; 1954, c. 333; 1977, c. 617; 1986, c. 341; 1993, c. 841.)
Sections: 8.01-533 8.01-534 8.01-535 8.01-536 8.01-537 8.01-537.1 8.01-538 8.01-539 8.01-540 8.01-541 8.01-542 8.01-543 8.01-544 8.01-545 8.01-546 NextLast modified: April 16, 2009