Virginia Code — 49
Browse 30 sections in division 49 of the Virginia code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 49-1. Form of general oath required of officers
- § 49-2. Form of oath for out-of-state commissioners
- § 49-3. Who may administer oaths to officers
- § 49-4. Magistrates and other officers who may administer oaths and take affidavits
- § 49-5. Officer of another state or country may take affidavit; authentication
- § 49-6. Oath or affidavit required of purchaser of fuel, etc
- § 49-7. Affidavits for corporations, partnerships, and other entities
- § 49-8. Where fact of oaths having been taken is recorded
- § 49-9. When affirmation may be made
- § 49-10. Use of Bible in administration of oaths
- § 49-11. Failure to take oath
- § 49-12. Provisions and conditions; acknowledgment and recordation; duty of clerk when taken in pending cause
- § 49-13. How new or additional bonds required and given; failure to give
- § 49-14. Effect of giving new or additional bond
- § 49-15. Surety companies may be accepted as sureties on bonds; rights and liabilities
- § 49-16. Allowance of expense of procuring corporate surety
- § 49-17. Surety company estopped to deny power to execute instrument or assume liability
- § 49-18. Agent or attorney of surety company signing without seal
- § 49-18.1. Seal not required
- § 49-19. Remedy on bonds
- § 49-20. How bonds given in civil suits made payable
- § 49-21. Failure to give bond
- § 49-22. Sureties on official bonds
- § 49-23. Surety on bond given under decree of court for payment of money
- § 49-24. Failure of officer to give new bond
- § 49-25. Surety may require creditor to sue
- § 49-26. Effect of failure of creditor to sue
- § 49-27. Surety's remedy against principal for money paid
- § 49-28. Confession of judgment by surety or failure to notify principal to defend
- § 49-29. Failure of principal to offer to defend suit against surety