West Virginia § 16-6-7 Certificate or permit prerequisite to license

West Virginia Statutes

§ 16-6-7 — Certificate or permit prerequisite to license

West Virginia·Ch. 16 PUBLIC HEALTH·Art. 6 HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

No license to keep a hotel or restaurant, or certificate for such license, shall hereafter be authorized or issued unless there be first filed with the county commission to which application therefor is made, a certificate of inspection or permit, granted by the director of health, as provided in this article. Every such license shall bear on its face a reference to such certificate of inspection or permit.

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No license to keep a hotel or restaurant, or certificate for such license, shall hereafter be authorized or issued unless there be first filed with the county commission to which application therefor is made, a certificate of inspection or permit, granted by the director of health, as provided in this article. Every such license shall bear on its face a reference to such certificate of inspection or permit.

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