Code of Virginia - Title 8.01 Civil Remedies And Procedure - Chapter 23 Commissioners In Chancery

8.01-607 Appointment and removal
A. Each circuit court may, from time to time, appoint such commissioners in chancery as may be deemed necessary for the convenient dispatch of the ...

8.01-608 How accounts referred
Accounts to be taken in any case shall be referred to a commissioner appointed pursuant to § 8.01-607, unless the parties interested agree, or the ...

8.01-609 Duties; procedure generally
Every commissioner shall examine, and report upon, any matters as may be referred to him by any court. The proceedings before a commissioner in chancery ...

8.01-609.1 Commissioners in chancery
A commissioner in chancery may, for services rendered by virtue of his office, charge the following fees, to wit: For services which might be performed ...

8.01-610 Weight to be given commissioner's report
The report of a commissioner in chancery shall not have the weight given to the verdict of a jury on conflicting evidence, but the court ...

8.01-611 Notice of time and place of taking account
The court, ordering an account to be taken, may direct that notice of the time and place of taking it be published once a week ...

8.01-612 Commissioner may summons witnesses
A commissioner in chancery, to whom has been referred any matter, may compel the attendance of all needed witnesses by summons. A summonsed witness who ...

8.01-613 Commissioner may ask instructions of court
A commissioner, who has doubts as to any point which arises before him, may, in writing, submit the point to the court, who may instruct ...

8.01-614 His power to adjourn his proceedings
A commissioner in chancery may adjourn his proceedings from time to time, after the day to which notice was given, without any new notice, until ...

8.01-615 When cause heard on report; time for filing exceptions
A cause may be heard by the court upon a commissioner's report. Subject to the Rules of Court regarding dispensing with notice of taking proofs ...

8.01-616 Delivery of original papers of suit by clerk to commissioner
The clerk of a court shall, upon the request of any commissioner in chancery who has before him for execution an order made in such ...

8.01-617 Settlement of accounts of special receivers and special commissioners
Every circuit court, by an order entered of record, shall appoint one of its commissioners in chancery, who shall hold office at its pleasure, to ...

8.01-618 Reports of such settlements; when new bond required
The court shall examine the reports required by § 8.01-617, when the same are made to it; and, if satisfied of the correctness thereof, shall ...

8.01-618.1 Fees of special receivers and commissioners for reports
Special receivers and commissioners may charge, for the reports made under § 8.01-617, the same fees allowed by law to commissioners in chancery for other ...

8.01-619 Recordation of reports of such settlements
The circuit court clerk shall record reports of receivers and commissioners when approved by the court, in a fiduciary book and properly index same to ...