West Virginia § 57-4-5 When deposition may be read by adverse party

West Virginia Statutes

§ 57-4-5 — When deposition may be read by adverse party

West Virginia·Ch. 57 EVIDENCE AND WITNESSES·Art. 4 DEPOSITIONS AND PERPETUATION OF TESTIMONY

When a deposition has been filed, if not read on the trial by the party taking it, it may be read by the other party.

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