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§ 56-10-2 — Who may execute bonds required in suits

West Virginia·Ch. 56 PLEADING AND PRACTICE·Art. 10 MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO PROCEDURE
A bond for obtaining any writ or order, in term or vacation, may be executed by any person with sufficient surety, though neither of the obligors be a party to the case.

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