2015 Code of Virginia
Title 23 - Educational Institutions
§ 23-91.35. Transfer of certain property

Upon July 1, 1972, all real estate and personal property held by the University of Mary Washington prior to its union with the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia; control of the real estate acquired from Corinne Lawton Melchers and known as "Belmont" (see Chapter 51 of the Acts of Assembly, 1960), and the real estate known as the James Monroe Law Office -- Museum and Memorial Library (see Chapter 641 of the Acts of Assembly, 1964), together with the personal property associated with the respective real estate, all of such real and personal properties existing and standing in the name of the Commonwealth of Virginia but controlled by the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia; and all real and personal property acquired in the name of the rector and visitors of the University of Virginia for the use of the University of Mary Washington during the time in which the University of Mary Washington was a part of the University of Virginia, hereby is transferred to and shall be known and taken as standing in the name and under the control of the rector and visitors of the University of Mary Washington (the term "control" shall include, without limitation, "management, control, operation and maintenance"). Such real estate and personal property shall be the property of the Commonwealth.

1972, c. 861; 1977, c. 168; 2004, cc. 176, 195.