Pollard's Code Biennial, 1918: Containing All Statutes of a General and Permanent Nature Passed by the General Assembly of Virginia at Its Session of ... Acts Subsequent Thereto, and the Constit - Tapa blanda

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Excerpt from Pollard's Code Biennial, 1918: Containing All Statutes of a General and Permanent Nature Passed by the General Assembly of Virginia at Its Session of 1918, Also Annotations to the Code of Virginia 1904, the General Acts Subsequent Thereto, and the Constitution and Tax Bill

This work is one of a series of biennial publications which have been issued by Mr. John Garland Pollard, supplemental to the Virginia Code 1904.

The annotations herein begin where those of the Supplement 1916 leave 03, and are taken from Virginia Reports 118 to 120; U. S. Reports 239 to 244; Federal Reports 228 to 246; and Virginia Law Register, vols. 2 and 3 (n. All inclusive.

This work is supplemental to the Virginia Code 1904, to the Supplement of 1910 and to the Supplement of 1916. The sections of the Code are arranged herein consecutively, but those sections which have not been changed by the General Assembly, and relating to which there are no new notes, or notes in either the Supplement of 1910 or the Supplement of 1916, are entirely omitted. If changes in or annotations upon the law appear in the Supplement of 1910 or the Supplement of 1916, the user of this work will find herein under the section number he is consulting reference to the Supplement of 1910 or the Supplement of 1916, or both, as the case may be.

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