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WEST VIRGINIA STATUTES AND CODES
§33-22-3 Incorporation.
§33-22-3. Incorporation.
Such company may be organized and incorporated without capital stock for the purpose of insuring property against loss or damage as hereinafter authorized, in the same manner as nonstock companies generally are organized and incorporated, except that the secretary of state of this state shall not issue a certificate of incorporation until the commissioner shall have examined the charter and approved same in writing upon being satisfied that the company is in a position to comply with the provisions of this article.
Such company may be organized and incorporated without capital stock for the purpose of insuring property against loss or damage as hereinafter authorized, in the same manner as nonstock companies generally are organized and incorporated, except that the secretary of state of this state shall not issue a certificate of incorporation until the commissioner shall have examined the charter and approved same in writing upon being satisfied that the company is in a position to comply with the provisions of this article.
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