Virginia HB364 adjusts the jurisdictional limit for small claims court cases against the Commonwealth or transportation districts.
Virginia HB364 modifies the jurisdictional limit for small claims court cases against the Commonwealth or transportation districts. The bill specifies that claims exceeding $4,500 but not exceeding $50,000 will be handled by the circuit courts. It also limits the number of small claims cases an individual can file in a calendar year to two, each not exceeding $25,000. The bill outlines procedures for filing, serving notices, and conducting trials in small claims court.
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