Chapter 13. Certain Incidents of TrialRead Chapter
- § 8.01-374
- Procedure when original papers in cause are lost
- § 8.01-374.1
- Consolidation or bifurcation of issues or claims in certain cases; appeal
- § 8.01-375
- Exclusion of witnesses in civil cases (Subsection (a) of Supreme Court Rule 2:615 derived in part from this section and subsection (b) of Supreme Court Rule 2:615 derived from this section)
- § 8.01-376
- Views by juries
- § 8.01-377
- Remedy when variance appears between evidence and allegations
- § 8.01-377.1
- Summary judgment
- § 8.01-378
- Trial judge not to direct verdicts
- § 8.01-379
- Argument before jury
- § 8.01-379.1
- Informing jury of amounts sued for
- § 8.01-379.2
- Jury instructions
- § 8.01-379.2:1
- Spoliation of evidence
- § 8.01-379.3
- General verdict accompanied by answer to interrogatories
- § 8.01-380
- Dismissal of action by nonsuit; fees and costs
- § 8.01-381
- What jury may carry out
- § 8.01-382
- Verdict, judgment or decree to fix period at which interest begins; final order; judgment or decree for interest
- § 8.01-383
- Power to grant new trial; how often
- § 8.01-383.1
- (Effective until January 1, 2022) Appeal when verdict reduced and accepted under protest; new trial for inadequate damages
- § 8.01-383.1
- (Effective January 1, 2022) Appeal when verdict reduced and accepted under protest; new trial for inadequate damages
- § 8.01-384
- Formal exceptions to rulings or orders of court unnecessary; motion for new trial unnecessary in certain cases
- § 8.01-384.1
- Interpreters for deaf or hard of hearing in civil proceedings
- § 8.01-384.1:1
- Interpreters for non-English-speaking persons in civil cases
- § 8.01-384.2
- Waiver of discovery time limitations by parties
