Virginia § 17.1-119 Courts may adjourn for a period not exceeding thirty days

Virginia Statutes

§ 17.1-119 — Courts may adjourn for a period not exceeding thirty days

Virginia § 17.1-119

Title 17.1COURTS OF RECORD

Ch. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Bluebook

Va. Code Ann. § 17.1-119 (2026).

Text

Any court of record may at any term, whether regular or special, adjourn from time to time for a period not exceeding thirty days until the business before it is dispatched, or until the end of its term. The judge of the court shall, during the period of such adjournment, have the power and authority to hold regular or special terms at any other place as if there had been a final adjournment of such term.

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Any court of record may at any term, whether regular or special, adjourn from time to time for a period not exceeding thirty days until the business before it is dispatched, or until the end of its term. The judge of the court shall, during the period of such adjournment, have the power and authority to hold regular or special terms at any other place as if there had been a final adjournment of such term.