in the majority panel decision.
Judges Barrow, Benton, Coleman and Elder would affirm the decision of the commission for the reasons stated in the dissenting opinion of the panel decision.
Accordingly, the stay of this Court's June 11, 1991 mandate is lifted, the decision of the commission is reversed and the claim is dismissed.
This order shall be published and certified to the Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission.
NOTES
[*]  Judge Willis did not participate in this decision.
[**]  Formerly the Industrial Commission of Virginia.
vessel in personam, alleging that libellant had been wrongfully deprived of possession of the vessel by those members of her crew. A decree by default was entered on December 14, 1936. The Consul General of Spain in New York sought on behalf of the Spanish Ambassador to open the default and vacate the decree and filed a suggestion alleging that the court had no jurisdiction because the Navemar was the property of the Republic of Spain by virtue of a decree of attachment appropriating the vessel to the public use and was then in the possession of the Spanish Government, and asking that the court direct delivery of her to the Spanish Consul General of New York.
The District Court "allowed a full hearing upon the suggestion and upon