Virginia — Title 16.1 · Chapter 6
- § 16.1-76 — Venue
- § 16.1-77 — Civil jurisdiction of general district courts; amending amount of claim
- § 16.1-77.1 — When general district court may give judgment on forthcoming bond
- § 16.1-77.2 — Jurisdiction of partition of personal property and proceedings therefor
- § 16.1-78 — Judgment by confession not affected
- § 16.1-79 — Actions brought on warrant
- § 16.1-79.1 — Electronic filing of civil cases
- § 16.1-80 — Service of warrant and return thereof
- § 16.1-81 — Actions brought by motion for judgment
- § 16.1-81.1 — Certain corporations; pro se representation
- § 16.1-82 — Service of motion; return thereon and delivery to the court; how disposed of
- § 16.1-83 — Consent of parties required for trial within five days of service
- § 16.1-83.1 — Certification of expert witness opinion at time of service of process
- § 16.1-84 — When action or proceeding not lost; when matured for hearing
- § 16.1-85 — What term "warrant" to include
- § 16.1-86 — When action deemed brought
- § 16.1-88 — Procedure when plaintiff sues on sworn claim
- § 16.1-88.01 — Counterclaims
- § 16.1-88.02 — Cross-claims
- § 16.1-88.03 — Pleadings and other papers by certain parties not represented by attorneys
- § 16.1-88.2 — Evidence of medical reports, statements, or records; testimony of health care provider or custodian of records
- § 16.1-89 — Subpoena duces tecum; attorney-issued subpoena duces tecum
- § 16.1-90 — Recognizance upon continuation of case
- § 16.1-91.1 — Costs to be included in judgment on forthcoming bond
- § 16.1-91.2 — Judge to keep record of judgment on forthcoming bond; how to endorse execution
- § 16.1-93 — Principles applicable to trial of cases
- § 16.1-93.1 — Use of telephonic communication systems or electronic video and audio communication systems to conduct hearing
- § 16.1-94 — Judgment to be noted on papers; formal orders may be entered
- § 16.1-94.01 — When and how satisfaction entered on judgment
- § 16.1-94.1 — Limitations on enforcement of district court judgments
- § 16.1-95 — Abstract of judgment
- § 16.1-96 — What abstract to contain
- § 16.1-97.1 — When a new trial is granted
- § 16.1-98 — Fieri facias or writ of possession on judgment
- § 16.1-99 — When and where executions returnable; to whom directed
- § 16.1-100 — Additional executions; by whom issued
- § 16.1-101 — Proceedings against officer failing to make or making improper return
- § 16.1-102 — Officers and sureties liable for money collected after return day
- § 16.1-103 — Proceedings by interrogatories
- § 16.1-105 — Attachments
- § 16.1-106 — Appeals from courts not of record in civil cases
- § 16.1-106.1 — Withdrawal of appeal in civil cases
- § 16.1-107 — Requirements for appeal
- § 16.1-108 — Deposit of money in lieu of bond
- § 16.1-109 — Appellate court may require new or additional security
- § 16.1-110 — Bankruptcy of appellant does not release surety
- § 16.1-111 — Court to which appeal sent
- § 16.1-112 — All papers transmitted to appellate court; further proceedings
- § 16.1-113 — How appeals tried
- § 16.1-114.1 — Principles applicable in trial of appeals; defective or irregular warrants or motions
- § 16.1-116 — Issuance of executions and abstracts and proceedings by interrogatories after papers returned to circuit court
- § 16.1-117 — When papers in civil cases in certain municipal courts may be destroyed
- § 16.1-118 — When papers in civil cases returned to courts of record may be destroyed
- § 16.1-118.1 — Destruction of papers in civil cases in certain district courts
- § 16.1-119 — Proceedings to try title to property levied on under distress or execution
- § 16.1-120 — Summons in such case
- § 16.1-121 — Order after hearing
- § 16.1-122 — Appeal
- § 16.1-122.1 — Small claims court; designated
- § 16.1-122.2 — Jurisdiction
- § 16.1-122.3 — Actions; how commenced; notice; continuances; pleadings
- § 16.1-122.4 — Representation and removal; rights of parties
- § 16.1-122.5 — Informal hearings; rules of evidence suspended
- § 16.1-122.6 — Judgment and collection
- § 16.1-122.7 — Appeals