West Virginia Code § 33-6A-3

Insurer to specify reasons for cancellation; immunity from liability or suit
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In every instance in which a policy or contract of automobile liability insurance which has
been in effect sixty days or which has been renewed is canceled by the insurer, the insurer
or its duly authorized agent shall, in the notice of cancellation or at the written request of
the named insured, specify the reason or reasons relied upon by the insurer for the
cancellation. These reasons shall be stated in a written notice and shall, if neot provided in
the notice of cancellation, be made within thirty days after the request: Provided, That there
shall be no liability on the part of, and no cause of action shall arise agarinst, any insurer or
its agents or its authorized investigative sources for any statements made with probable
cause by the insurer, agent or investigative source in a written notice required to be given
pursuant to this section. A notice of cancellation for nonpayment of premium is not void on
the grounds that the notice includes the amount of premiumt due or the date by which
payment was to be paid.

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