West Virginia § 21-11A-2 Applicability of article

West Virginia Statutes

§ 21-11A-2 — Applicability of article

West Virginia·Ch. 21 LABOR·Art. 11A NOTICE AND OPPORTUNITY TO CURE CONSTRUCTION DEFECTS

This article does not apply to an action:

(1)Against a contractor for which a claimant, as a consumer, is entitled to a specific remedy pursuant to Chapter 46A of this code;

(2)Against a contractor who is not licensed under the provisions of §30-42-1et seq., of this code;

(3)Demanding damages of $5,000 or less;

(4)Alleging a construction defect that poses an imminent threat of injury to person or property;

(5)Alleging a construction defect that causes property not to be habitable;

(6)Against a contractor who failed to provide the notice required by §21-11A-5 or §21-11A-6 of this code;

(7)Against a contractor if the parties to the contract agreed to submit claims to mediation, arbitration, or another type of alternative dispute resolution; or

(8)Alleging claims for personal

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This article does not apply to an action:

(1) Against a contractor for which a claimant, as a consumer, is entitled to a specific remedy pursuant to Chapter 46A of this code;

(2) Against a contractor who is not licensed under the provisions of §30-42-1et seq., of this code;

(3) Demanding damages of $5,000 or less;

(4) Alleging a construction defect that poses an imminent threat of injury to person or property;

(5) Alleging a construction defect that causes property not to be habitable;

(6) Against a contractor who failed to provide the notice required by §21-11A-5 or §21-11A-6 of this code;

(7) Against a contractor if the parties to the contract agreed to submit claims to mediation, arbitration, or another type of alternative dispute resolution; or

(8) Alleging claims for personal injury or death.

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