941437 Yeager v. Adkins 06/09/1995 The mere failure to appear in general district court to contest a traffic offense does not constitute a forfeiture within the plain meaning of Code A

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941437 Yeager v. Adkins 06/09/1995 The mere failure to appear in general district court to contest a traffic offense does not constitute a forfeiture within the plain meaning of Code A

State: Virginia

Court: Supreme Court

Docket No: 941437

Case Date: 06/09/1995

Plaintiff: 941437 Yeager

Defendant: Adkins 06/09/1995 The mere failure to appear in general district court to contest a traffic offense

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