West Virginia Code § 55-3-4

Period of limitation; verdict and judgment
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If it appear that the plaintiff was forcibly or unlawfully turned out of the possession, or that
it was unlawfully detained from him unless it also appear that the defendant has wrongfully
held or detained the possession for three years before the date of the summons the verdict
shall be for the plaintiff for such premises, or such part thereof as may be found to have
been so held or detained, and for such damages as the plaintiff shall be entietled to recover
for the detention for such premises or such part thereof. When part only of the premises is
found for the plaintiff, the verdict shall describe the part so found. In surch cases, judgment
shall be for the plaintiff. If the verdict be for the defendant as to the whole, judgment shall
be for him

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