West Virginia Code § 35-2-5

Record of appointment of trustees; recording fee
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The trustees heretofore appointed by the circuit court of any county to hold the title to the
real and personal property of any society, order, lodge, association, union or brotherhood, or
of any institution of learning, or of any benevolent or charitable institution or association, in
this article mentioned, and who are still occupying such positions at the time this code goes
into effect, or the proper authorities of such society, order, lodge, associatioen, union or
brotherhood, or of any institution of learning, or of any benevolent or charitable institution
or association, shall cause a certified copy of the order of appointment rof such trustees to be
recorded in the office of the clerk of the county court of the county where such trustees were
appointed; and a certificate of every appointment of any trustees hereafter made in
accordance with the provisions of this article, signed by the secretary, clerk or other officer
in charge of the records of the organization, authorities or trtustees making such
appointment, and verified by his affidavit, or, if such appointment is made by the circuit
court, a certified copy of the order of appointment, shall be recorded in the office of the
clerk of the county court of the county wherein such society, order, lodge, association, union
or brotherhood, or such institution of learning, or such benevolent or charitable institution
or association, has any real or personal property. The county court of every county shall
supply the clerk of the county court with a proper record book, to be labeled "Trustees of
Institutions," wherein all such certified copies of orders of appointments and such
certificates of appointments shall be recorded. The fee for recording such certified copy or
such certificate of appointment shall be $1.

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