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Virginia Retirement System v. Avery
No. 002253Supreme Court of Virginia
002253 Virginia Retirement System v. Avery 09/14/2001 Since service of process upon an opposing party is not a requirement for perfecting appeal of an administrative agency's decision, the circuit court had ju…
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002253 Virginia Retirement System v. Avery 09/14/2001 Since service of process upon an opposing party is not a requirement for pe…
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002253 Virginia Retirement System v. Avery 09/14/2001 Since service of process upon an opposing party is not a requirement for perfecting appeal of an administrative agency's decision, the circuit court had jurisdiction and the savings statute cures any defective service on the facts of this case, the Court of Appeals correctly affirmed the trial court's rulings, and that judgment is affirmed.
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