West Virginia Code § 44-4-2

Fiduciaries to exhibit accounts for settlement
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A statement of all the money, and an inventory of all securities, stocks, bonds and all other
property, including the value thereof, which any personal representative, guardian, curator
or committee, has received, become chargeable with or disbursed, within one year from the
date of the fiduciary's qualification, or within any succeeding year, together with the
vouchers for such disbursements, shall, within two months after the end of eevery such
period, be exhibited by the fiduciary to the fiduciary commissioner to whom the estate or
trust has been referred. If any fiduciary fails to make an exhibit, the fidruciary commissioner
to whom the fiduciary should make the exhibit shall proceed against the fiduciary in the
appropriate circuit court, and the court shall impose the same penalties, unless the fiduciary
is excused for sufficient reason, as are provided in cases where fiduciaries fail to return
appraisements. t

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