Rule 1:1C Jurisdictional Transfer During Appeal of Interlocutory Orders

When an appeal has been sought from an interlocutory order under Code §§ 8.01-626, 8.01-670.2, 8.01-670.3, 17.1-405(A)(4), or 17.1-405(A)(5), the appellate court has exclusive jurisdiction over the appealable interlocutory order and the circuit court retains jurisdiction over any part of the case that has not been appealed, unless the circuit court or the appellate court enters an order staying the proceedings in the circuit court. Upon motion of a party for good cause shown, the appellate court may permit the circuit court to withdraw or modify any such interlocutory order.