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§ 56-4-70 — Control by court over proceedings in office during vacation

West Virginia·Ch. 56 PLEADING AND PRACTICE·Art. 4 RULES AND PLEADING
The court shall have control over all proceedings in the office during any preceding vacation. It may reinstate any cause discontinued during such vacation, set aside any of the proceedings or correct any mistake therein, and make such order concerning the same as may be just.

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