Code of Virginia - Title 8.01 Civil Remedies And Procedure - Chapter 12 Interpleader; Claims Of Third Parties To Property Distrained Or Levied On, Etc

• 8.01-364 Interpleader
  A. Whenever any person is or may be exposed to multiple liability through the existence of claims by others to the same property or fund ...
• 8.01-365 How claim of third party tried
  When a writ of fieri facias issued from a circuit court, or a warrant of distress, is levied on property, or when a lien is ...
• 8.01-366 Sale of property when no forthcoming bond is given
  In such case as is mentioned in § 8.01-365, when no bond is given for the forthcoming of the property, the court may, before a ...
• 8.01-367 Indemnifying bond to officer
  If any officer levies or is required to levy a fieri facias, an attachment, or a warrant of distress on property, and the officer doubts ...
• 8.01-368 Return of such bond to clerk's office
  Any indemnifying bond taken by an officer under the preceding section shall be returned by him within twenty-one days to the clerk's office of the ...
• 8.01-369 Effect of such bond
  The claimant or purchaser of such property shall, after such bond is so returned, be barred from any action against the officer levying thereon, provided ...
• 8.01-370 Claimant may give suspending bond; proceedings to have title settled; action on indemnifying or sus...
  The sale of any property levied on under a fieri facias or distress warrant shall be suspended at the instance of any claimant thereof who ...
• 8.01-371 How forthcoming bond taken of claimant of property the sale whereof has been suspended
  The sheriff or other officer levying a writ of fieri facias or distress warrant on property, the sale of which is suspended under this chapter ...
• 8.01-372 Sale despite bond when property perishable, etc
  In such case as is mentioned in § 8.01-371 and whether a forthcoming bond is given or not, if the property be expensive to keep ...
• 8.01-373 When property sells for more than claim, how surplus paid
  When property, the sale of which is indemnified, sells for more than enough to satisfy the execution, attachment, or distress warrant under which it is ...

Last modified: April 2, 2009