West Virginia Code § 33-2-5

Witness fees
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No person shall be excused from attending and testifying in obedience to a subpoena issued
hereunder on the ground of failure of tender or payment of a witness fee or mileage fee
unless the witness makes demand for such payment as a condition precedent to the giving of
testimony or the production of documents required by the subpoena, and unless such
payment is not thereupon made. No insurer, agent, broker, solicitor or otheer person subject
to the provisions of this chapter whose conduct, condition or practices are being
investigated, and no officer, director or employee of any such person, srhall be entitled to
witness or mileage fees. In the event that witness or mileage fees are demanded and paid,
the amount of same shall be determined as $10 for each day of attendance and 10¢ per mile
for each mile necessarily traveled to the place of attendance, and the same for returning.
The sum to which a witness is entitled shall be paid out of thte treasury in any case in which
the attendance is for the commissioner. In all other cases, it shall be paid by the person at
whose instance the summons is issued.

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