In any suit matured and docketed in which the bill or petition prays for the appointment of a receiver, no notice shall be required under this article to be given to any defendant upon whom process to answer such bill or petition shall have been served.
Code 1950, § 8-738; 1977, c. 617.
Structure Code of Virginia
Title 8.01 - Civil Remedies and Procedure
Chapter 22 - Receivers, General and Special
§ 8.01-582. Appointment of general receivers; their duties; audit of funds
§ 8.01-583. How securities taken and kept; power of receivers over same
§ 8.01-584. How dividends and interest collected and invested
§ 8.01-585. How accounts kept by receivers
§ 8.01-586. Inquiry as to unknown owners of funds
§ 8.01-587. Liability of general receivers
§ 8.01-588.1. Bonds apportioned to funds under control; annual reports
§ 8.01-589. Compensation and fees; when none allowed
§ 8.01-590. Penalty for failure of duty
§ 8.01-591. Notice required prior to appointment of receiver
§ 8.01-592. Notice not required in emergencies
§ 8.01-593. Subsequent proceedings after emergency appointment
§ 8.01-594. Notice not required to parties served with process
§ 8.01-595. Preparation of list of creditors; notice to them
§ 8.01-596. No sale prior to such notification; exceptions
§ 8.01-597. Suits against receivers in certain cases
§ 8.01-598. Effect of judgment against receiver
§ 8.01-600. How money under control of court deposited; record kept; liability of clerk
§ 8.01-602. Proceedings when owner of money under control of court unknown
§ 8.01-604. How State Treasurer to keep account of such money
§ 8.01-605. How person entitled to money paid into state treasury may recover it