West Virginia § 51-6-12 "Receivers' book"; recordation of reports; inspection

West Virginia Statutes

§ 51-6-12 — "Receivers' book"; recordation of reports; inspection

West Virginia·Ch. 51 COURTS AND THEIR OFFICERS·Art. 6 GENERAL RECEIVERS

The clerk of each circuit court shall procure, at the expense of his county, a book to be called the "receivers' book," wherein he shall record such reports, when approved by the court; and he shall make an index thereto, showing the style of the suit or other proceeding in which money has been paid as aforesaid, and the page where any report respecting the same has been recorded. Such book shall be open to the examination of any person interested, or his counsel, without the payment of any fee therefor.

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The clerk of each circuit court shall procure, at the expense of his county, a book to be called the "receivers' book," wherein he shall record such reports, when approved by the court; and he shall make an index thereto, showing the style of the suit or other proceeding in which money has been paid as aforesaid, and the page where any report respecting the same has been recorded. Such book shall be open to the examination of any person interested, or his counsel, without the payment of any fee therefor.

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