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Conyers v. Martial Arts World
No. 060232Supreme Court of Virginia
060232 Conyers v. Martial Arts World 01/12/2007 The judgment of the circuit court that a particular martial arts instruction program for children, which qualifies as a "child day program" generally subject to …
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060232 Conyers v. Martial Arts World 01/12/2007 The judgment of the circuit court that a particular martial arts instruction prog…
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060232 Conyers v. Martial Arts World 01/12/2007 The judgment of the circuit court that a particular martial arts instruction program for children, which qualifies as a "child day program" generally subject to licensure by the Virginia Department of Social Services, is exempt from licensure is reversed because of an erroneous interpretation of the "come and go" exemption set forth in Code § 63.2-1715(A)(2). Because a determination is required whether the subject program actually complied with its written policy that children may enter and leave its premises without permission or supervision in order to determine whether the exemption from licensure under Code § 63.2-1715(A)(2) applies, the c…
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