Virginia § 2.2-1841 - Blanket surety bond plan for moneys under control of court
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§ 2.2-1841. Blanket surety bond plan for moneys under control of court
The Division shall establish a program of blanket surety bonding to provide surety for the faithful discharge of duty with respect to moneys held pursuant to §§ 8.01-582 and 8.01-600 by all general receivers and clerks. General receivers and clerks shall participate in the program. The Division's cost of obtaining and administering the blanket surety bond shall be paid from those moneys covered by the bond.
1988, c. 841, § 2.1-526.9:1; 2000, cc. 618, 632, § 2.1-191.14; 2001, c. 844.
Source: official Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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