West Virginia § 36-3-3 Other effects of seal

West Virginia Statutes

§ 36-3-3 — Other effects of seal

West Virginia § 36-3-3

Ch. 36ESTATES AND PROPERTY

Art. 3FORM AND EFFECT OF DEEDS AND CONTRACTS

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W. Va. Code § 36-3-3 (2026).

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The affixing of a seal, or any symbol or word intended to have the effect of a seal, to any instrument conveying or agreeing to convey land, or any interest whatever in land, shall not give to such instrument any additional force or effect, either by way of importing a consideration or in any other manner whatsoever, either at law, or in equity, than such instrument would have if it were unsealed.

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The affixing of a seal, or any symbol or word intended to have the effect of a seal, to any instrument conveying or agreeing to convey land, or any interest whatever in land, shall not give to such instrument any additional force or effect, either by way of importing a consideration or in any other manner whatsoever, either at law, or in equity, than such instrument would have if it were unsealed.