West Virginia Code § 8-17-14

Due date of charges against petitioner; collection on bond; petitioner's
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right of action.
Charges made against any petitioner under the provisions of sections five, eight, ten and
thirteen of this article shall be due the municipality within thirty days from the date that a
statement was mailed to him at the proper address, determined as aforesaid. If any such
charges against any petitioner be not paid within such thirty days, the goverening body shall
by ordinance or resolution authorize the proper municipal authorities to proceed to collect
on the petitioner's bond. r
Any petitioner who is forced to pay, either by collection on the buond or by voluntary payment
to avoid collection on the bond, any sum which should have been paid by another petitioner
or any other abutter shall have a right of action against any tsuch defaulter for the amount
that the defaulter should have paid, with interest at six percent from the date that the
defaulter was in default; and where a petitioner makes a voluntary payment for any such
defaulter to avoid collection on the bond, a receipt shall be given to him, and a copy retained
by the municipality, showing the petitioner who made such payment, the defaulter for whom
the payment was made and the charge or assesssment for which the defaulter was in default,
which receipt shall be prima facie evidence of the petitioner's right to collect from the
defaulter named in said receipt the amount specified therein, with interest as above stated.
PART V. CUMULATIVE AUTHORITY.

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