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Virginia

Title 15.2 · Chapter 41
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4100. City may change to town status.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4101. Ordinance petitioning court for town status; notice of motion.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4102. Citizen petition for town status.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4103. Parties.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4104. Time limit for intervenors; publication of order.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4105. Pretrial conference; matters considered.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4106. Hearing and decision by court.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4107. Assistance of state agencies.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4108. Appeals.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4109. Declining a grant of town status.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4110. Proceedings final for five years.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4111. Effective date of transition.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4112. Charter for resulting town.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4113. Restriction on subsequent change in status.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4114. Liabilities and assets of such city.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4115. Effect when city becomes town; officers.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4115.1. Disposition of police department or sheriff's department motorcycles.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4116. Library aid continued.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4117. Temporary restriction on annexation.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4118. Effect on pending suits.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4119. Effect on jurisdiction of courts.
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Code of Virginia § 15.2-4120. Court granting transition to town status to exist for 10 years.
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