West Virginia Code § 44-5-8

How transfer of securities to successor compelled
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When any securities for money loaned or invested, or any money, or property of any kind or
nature, shall be standing in the name of any fiduciary who shall have died or resigned, or
whose powers shall have been revoked, and such fiduciary or his personal representative
shall not have transferred such securities, money or property to his successor, the circuit
court of the county, or the judge thereof in vacation, in which such fiduciarye shall have
qualified, upon the petition of such successor, or of any other person interested, may direct
such securities, money or property to be transferred to such successor,r and may direct the
dividends, interest, income, or proceeds of such securities, money or property to be received
or paid in such manner as such court shall think proper.

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