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§ 39-1-1 — Power of attorney may be recorded

West Virginia § 39-1-1
JurisdictionWest Virginia
Ch. 39RECORDS AND PAPERS
Art. 1AUTHENTICATION AND RECORD OF WRITINGS

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W. Va. Code § 39-1-1 (2026).

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A power of attorney may be admitted to record in any county.

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§ 39-1-1
Power of attorney may be recorded
§ 39-1-10
When certificate to be under official seal
§ 39-1-10a
Verification by written statement under certain conditions
§ 39-1-11
Recordation of writings and plats and papers annexed; index; interlineations; filing under Uniform Commercial Code
§ 39-1-11a
Photographic recordation
§ 39-1-12
Special recordation of writing not acknowledged or proved for regular recordation
§ 39-1-13
Duty to record plat or plan of lots
§ 39-1-13a
Consolidation order book
§ 39-1-14
Notification to file plat for record
§ 39-1-15
Failure to file plat after notification
§ 39-1-16
Approval by city council or commissioners prerequisite to laying out subdivision
§ 39-1-17
Duty to provide cornerstone monuments; acknowledgment or proof not necessary to recordation of plat
§ 39-1-2
Conditions under which county clerk shall admit deeds, contacts, etc., to record
§ 39-1-2a
Other requirements for admission to record of certain instruments
§ 39-1-2b
Recordation of certified copies of certain instruments
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