Suspension of Licenses for Unsatisfied Judgments and After Certain Accidents

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This is Article 13 of the Code of Virginia, titled “Suspension of Licenses for Unsatisfied Judgments and After Certain Accidents.” It is part of Chapter 3 “Licensure of Drivers”, which is part of Subtitle II “Titling, Registration and Licensure”, which is part of Title 46.2 “Motor Vehicles”. It contains 13 laws.

It’s comprised of the following 13 sections.

§ 46.2-417	Suspension for failure to satisfy motor vehicle accident judgment; exceptions; insurance in liquidated company; insurer obligated to pay judgment
§ 46.2-418	Nonpayment of judgments of Virginia and other states
§ 46.2-419	When judgment satisfied
§ 46.2-420	Order for payment of judgment in installments
§ 46.2-421	Effect of order for such payment and proof of financial responsibility
§ 46.2-422	Suspension on failure to pay installments
§ 46.2-423	Creditor's consent to license notwithstanding default in payment
§ 46.2-424	Duty of insurance carrier after notice of accident; report of omissions by insurers to State Corporation Commission; investigation and assessment for omissions
§ 46.2-425	Driver or owner having no license issued by Department
§ 46.2-426	Custody and application of cash or securities deposited; limitation of actions; assignment
§ 46.2-427	When suspensions to remain effective; relief from furnishing proof of financial responsibility; prohibition against registration in name of another person
§ 46.2-428	Commonwealth responsible for deposits
§ 46.2-429	Release of deposits only upon consent of Commissioner