Code of Virginia
Chapter 8 - Department of Accounts
§ 2.2-816. When Comptroller may refer claim to Governor

Whenever a claim cannot be allowed solely because it was not presented within the time prescribed by § 8.01-255, the Comptroller may, within three years after the claim might have been presented, refer the same to the Governor, who may direct payment of all or any part of the claim.
Code 1950, § 2-199; 1966, c. 677, § 2.1-223.6; 1977, c. 624; 2001, c. 844.

Structure Code of Virginia

Code of Virginia

Title 2.2 - Administration of Government

Chapter 8 - Department of Accounts

§ 2.2-800. Department of Accounts created; appointment of Comptroller; oath

§ 2.2-801. Comptroller to appoint administrative assistants, etc.

§ 2.2-802. General accounting and clearance through Comptroller

§ 2.2-803. Financial accounting and control

§ 2.2-803.1. Processing of payroll and other transactions by certain institutions of higher education

§ 2.2-804. Recovery of certain improper payments to state officers and employees

§ 2.2-805. Fiscal year

§ 2.2-806. Reports and payments by city and county treasurers, and clerks of court; deposits of state income tax payments

§ 2.2-807. Monthly reports of state departments, divisions, etc., receiving public funds

§ 2.2-808. Collection of delinquent taxes

§ 2.2-809. When accounts on Comptroller's books to be balanced; general ledger of accounts

§ 2.2-810. Judges and clerks to certify to Supreme Court lists of all allowances made by courts

§ 2.2-811. Cancellation of state bonds received in settlement of claims

§ 2.2-812. What Comptroller may do with old books and papers

§ 2.2-813. Annual report of Comptroller to Governor

§ 2.2-813.1. Biannual disclosure by Comptroller of revenue sources collected

§ 2.2-813.2. Biannual disclosure by Comptroller of other obligations of the Commonwealth

§ 2.2-814. To whom claims presented; Comptroller to furnish forms

§ 2.2-815. Claims to be examined and forwarded to Comptroller; what Comptroller may allow

§ 2.2-816. When Comptroller may refer claim to Governor