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Earley v. Landsidle
No. 981552Supreme Court of Virginia
981552 Earley v. Landsidle 02/26/1999 An original petition for mandamus brought by the Attorney General of Virginia under Code § 8.01-653, which does not seek a writ compelling payment of money as contemplated…
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981552 Earley v. Landsidle 02/26/1999 An original petition for mandamus brought by the Attorney General of Virginia under Code § …
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- Feb 26, 1999
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981552 Earley v. Landsidle 02/26/1999 An original petition for mandamus brought by the Attorney General of Virginia under Code § 8.01-653, which does not seek a writ compelling payment of money as contemplated in the statute, is dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.
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