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Code of Virginia · § 8.01-223 — Lack of privity no defense in certain cases Partial official-source snapshot · 2026-09-25. This is the text captured and parsed from the source, not a complete or certified current-law edition. Later amendments may be missing. Printed versions may be prior, future or contingent; their current status is not determined here. Code of Virginia only. Administrative regulations, constitution, charters, compacts, authorities and uncodified acts are not included. Tables, formatting and annotations may be incomplete. Coverage and gaps .Title 8.01 · Chapter 3 Previous Next 8.01-223. Lack of privity no defense in certain cases
In cases not provided for in § 8.2-318 where recovery of damages for injury to person, including death, or to property resulting from negligence is sought, lack of privity between the parties shall be no defense.
History and annotations Code 1950, § 8-654.4; 1966, c. 439; 1977, c. 617.
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