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§ 57-1-2 — Local or private acts and resolutions of Legislature; judicial notice thereof

West Virginia·Ch. 57 EVIDENCE AND WITNESSES·Art. 1 LEGISLATIVE ACTS AND RESOLUTIONS; PUBLIC RECORDS
Local or private acts and resolutions of the Legislature may be given in evidence without being especially pleaded; and an appellate court shall take judicial notice of such as appear to have been relied on in the court below.

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