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2023 SESSION
Regular Calendar
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H.B. 2184.
A BILL to amend the Code of Virginia by adding in Title
55.1 a chapter numbered 31, consisting of sections numbered 55.1-3100 through
55.1-3104, relating to judgment liens; release of specific property. 23105114D
- 01/27/23 House: Committee substitute printed 23105114D-H1
- 01/11/23 House: Prefiled and ordered printed; offered 01/11/23 23104071D
Patron--Coyner
Reported from Committee on the Judiciary with amendments (13-Y 1-N 1-A)
YEAS--Edwards, Saslaw, Norment, Lucas, Obenshain, McDougle, Stuart, Stanley, Surovell, McClellan, Boysko, Morrissey, Peake--13.
NAYS--Deeds--1.
ABSTENTIONS--Petersen--1.
Committee amendments adopted by Senate
February 22, 2023
AMENDMENT(S) PROPOSED BY THE SENATE JUDICIARY
JUDICIARY
JUDICIARY
JUDICIARY
JUDICIARY
1. Line 19, engrossed, after award
insert
, or any judgment lien that was created or recorded within the
immediately preceding three years
2. Line 40, engrossed, after has
strike
utilized all available means
insert
exercised due diligence
3. After line 71,
engrossed
insert
D. For the purposes of this chapter, a settlement agent shall
maintain, for the lifetime of the judgment lien, all documents related to
exercising due diligence to locate the creditor.
4. Line 102, engrossed, after agent
insert
, after exercising due diligence to locate the creditor,
5. Line 123, engrossed, after debtors.
insert
In the absence of gross negligence or willful misconduct, the
clerk of the circuit court of any jurisdiction shall be immune from civil
liability arising from any act or omission relating to such clerk's compliance
with the provisions of this chapter.