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Tanner v. State Corporation Commission

No. 020938Supreme Court of Virginia

020938 Tanner v. State Corporation Commission 06/06/2003 Upon a petition for rehearing filed by the State Corporation Commission, a prior decision in this appeal, which construed various provisions of the Virg…

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020938 Tanner v. State Corporation Commission 06/06/2003 Upon a petition for rehearing filed by the State Corporation Commission,…

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Supreme Court of Virginia
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October 4, 2026
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June 6, 2003
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020938 Tanner v. State Corporation Commission 06/06/2003 Upon a petition for rehearing filed by the State Corporation Commission, a prior decision in this appeal, which construed various provisions of the Virginia Securities Act, is modified. Securities issued pursuant to federal Rule 504 Regulation D under the authority of § 3(b) of the Securities Act of 1933 are not "covered securities" and, therefore, must be registered under Virginia Code § 13.1-507. See Record No. 020938, Tanner v. State Corporation Commission dated January 10, 2003

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020938 Tanner v. State Corporation Commission 01/10/2003 In a review of a finding of the State Corporation Commission that the defendants violated certain sections of the Virginia Securities Act, it is determined that certain of the instruments sold by the defendants were securities required to be registered with the Commission, but that others were not. The judgment is affirmed in part and reversed in part. The proceeding is remanded to the Commission for reconsideration of penalties in the light of these holdings. (Revised 3/05/03) See Record No. 020938, Tanner v. State Corporation Commission dated June 6, 2003

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    020938 Tanner v. State Corporation Commission 01/10/2003 In a review of a finding of the State Corporation Commission that the defendants violated certain sections of the Virginia Securities Act, it is determined that certain of the instruments sold by the defendants were securities required to be registered with the Commission, but that others were not. The judgment is affirmed in part and reversed in part. The proceeding is remanded to the Commission for reconsideration of penalties in the light of these holdings. (Revised 3/05/03) See Record No. 020938, Tanner v. State Corporation Commission dated June 6, 2003

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