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Va. Code § 8.01-105: Rule against special commissioner, purchaser, etc., for judgment for amounts due

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  1. Title 8.01. Civil Remedies and Procedure
  2. Chapter 3. ACTIONS
  3. Article 11. GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR JUDICIAL SALES

Any court of this Commonwealth, may, at the instance of any party in interest, award a rule against any special commissioner or receiver appointed by or acting under the authority of such court, and against the surety of such commissioner or receiver, or against a purchaser at a judicial sale under a decree of such court, and against the surety or sureties of such purchaser, returnable to such date as the court may fix, to show cause why judgment shall not be entered against them for any amount which the court may ascertain to be due from such commissioner, receiver, or purchaser. A rule issued under this section shall be executed at least fifteen days before the return day thereof.Code 1950, § 8-664; 1977, c. 617.

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