West Virginia Statutes

§ 11-3-1a — Magisterial districts as tax districts; legislative findings; terms defined

West Virginia·Ch. 11 TAXATION·Art. 3 ASSESSMENTS GENERALLY
The Legislature recognizes that several counties have redistricted their magisterial districts in order to achieve as nearly as practicable equal numbers of population within each such district; that if the land books and personal property books of any such county must be changed following each such redistricting so as to reflect the newly established districts, very substantial costs to the counties would be occasioned thereby; that if the land books must be changed following each such redistricting so as to reflect the newly established districts, problems would arise in searching and abstracting titles to real property; and that there is no reason to require the land books and personal property books of a county for tax purposes to be on a magisterial district basis as such districts ar

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Legislative History

1973 Reg. Sess., SB184; 1972 Reg. Sess., SB65

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