West Virginia § 22-8-11 Penalty -- Wrongful issuance, sale or alteration of receipts, orders, etc

West Virginia Statutes

§ 22-8-11 — Penalty -- Wrongful issuance, sale or alteration of receipts, orders, etc

West Virginia § 22-8-11

Ch. 22ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES

Art. 8TRANSPORTATION OF OILS

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W. Va. Code § 22-8-11 (2026).

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Any company, or its officers or agents, who shall make or cause to be made, sign or cause to be signed, issue or cause to be issued, put in circulation or cause to be put in circulation, any receipt, accepted order, certificate, voucher or evidence of liability, or shall sell, transfer or alter the same, or cause such sale, transfer or alteration, contrary to the provisions of this article, or shall do or cause to be done any of the acts prohibited by section seven of this article, or omit to do any of the acts by said section directed, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not exceeding $1,000, and, if the offender be a natural person, imprisoned not less than ten days nor exceeding one year.

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Any company, or its officers or agents, who shall make or cause to be made, sign or cause to be signed, issue or cause to be issued, put in circulation or cause to be put in circulation, any receipt, accepted order, certificate, voucher or evidence of liability, or shall sell, transfer or alter the same, or cause such sale, transfer or alteration, contrary to the provisions of this article, or shall do or cause to be done any of the acts prohibited by section seven of this article, or omit to do any of the acts by said section directed, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not exceeding $1,000, and, if the offender be a natural person, imprisoned not less than ten days nor exceeding one year.