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Current as of: 2011
§ 55-168Appointment of escheators
§ 55-169Their bond; their removal
§ 55-170Increase or reduction of penalty of their bonds; its effect
§ 55-170.1Definition
§ 55-171Annual report to escheator; lands not liable
§ 55-172Escheator to hold inquest; notice thereof
§ 55-173Jury of inquest, how summoned, etc.; evidence, how given
§ 55-174Attendance of jurors
§ 55-175How verdict signed; where returned and recorded
§ 55-176Proceedings to claim land escheated
§ 55-177Trial by jury; judgment of court
§ 55-178Facts or evidence to be certified
§ 55-179Lands may be committed to claimant while claim pending
§ 55-180Disposition thereof, if not so committed
§ 55-181Escheator to notify State Treasurer of claim and decision
§ 55-182Escheators to certify lands escheated
§ 55-182.1Removal of parcels from the certificate
§ 55-182.2Escheat of property with hazardous materials
§ 55-183Publication of escheator's certificate
§ 55-184Description unavailable
§ 55-184.1Order of sale by Governor
§ 55-184.2Form of sale agreement; notice of right to refund
§ 55-185Description unavailable
§ 55-186When grant to issue to purchaser; reimbursable expenses
§ 55-186.1In what form grant to issue
§ 55-186.2Governor to sign and seal grant; Librarian of Virginia to record it, etc.; delivery to and by Stat...
§ 55-186.3Unrecorded escheat grants; original lost or destroyed; certified copy of grant.
§ 55-187Resale in case of default
§ 55-188Description unavailable
§ 55-189Reports by escheators to State Treasurer; payment of moneys into state treasury
§ 55-190Reports by State Treasurer to the Governor; penalty on escheators for failure of duty
§ 55-190.1State Treasurer may examine records of any commissioner of the revenue or escheator
§ 55-191When State Treasurer to issue grant to purchaser
§ 55-192Escheator's pay
§ 55-193Escheat of estates in trust and equitable titles
§ 55-194Provision in favor of tenant of escheated land
§ 55-195In favor of creditor of decedent
§ 55-196Escheators to defend on behalf of Commonwealth
§ 55-197Recovery by escheator of decedent's escheated residuum, and of property derelict; fee
§ 55-198Publication of suit; what to state and require
§ 55-199Decree of the court
§ 55-200How money paid into state treasury from escheats may be recovered
§ 55-200.1Rules and regulations of the State Treasurer
§ 55-201Continuation of certain statutes
§ 55-201.1Pendency of escheat proceedings no bar to condemnation proceedings

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