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§ 64.1-96.1. Bona fide purchaser of real estate without notice of deviseprotected; intestacy.

The title of a bona fide purchaser without notice for valuable considerationfrom the devisee, or from the personal representative with power to sell,encumber, lease or exchange, under the will of a person who has diedheretofore, or may die hereafter, having title to any real estate ofinheritance in this Commonwealth, shall not be affected by the laterimpeachment of the testator's will or wills which results in intestacy,unless within one year after the testator's death a bill in equity is filedbefore the court having jurisdiction for that purpose.

(1991, c. 197.)

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Virginia > Title-64-1 > Chapter-3 > 64-1-96-1

§ 64.1-96.1. Bona fide purchaser of real estate without notice of deviseprotected; intestacy.

The title of a bona fide purchaser without notice for valuable considerationfrom the devisee, or from the personal representative with power to sell,encumber, lease or exchange, under the will of a person who has diedheretofore, or may die hereafter, having title to any real estate ofinheritance in this Commonwealth, shall not be affected by the laterimpeachment of the testator's will or wills which results in intestacy,unless within one year after the testator's death a bill in equity is filedbefore the court having jurisdiction for that purpose.

(1991, c. 197.)


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Virginia > Title-64-1 > Chapter-3 > 64-1-96-1

§ 64.1-96.1. Bona fide purchaser of real estate without notice of deviseprotected; intestacy.

The title of a bona fide purchaser without notice for valuable considerationfrom the devisee, or from the personal representative with power to sell,encumber, lease or exchange, under the will of a person who has diedheretofore, or may die hereafter, having title to any real estate ofinheritance in this Commonwealth, shall not be affected by the laterimpeachment of the testator's will or wills which results in intestacy,unless within one year after the testator's death a bill in equity is filedbefore the court having jurisdiction for that purpose.

(1991, c. 197.)