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WEST VIRGINIA STATUTES AND CODES
§38-1A-6 Security trust not to be recorded unless trustee's address stated; sufficiency thereof.
§38-1A-6. Security trust not to be recorded unless trustee's address stated; sufficiency thereof.
No county clerk shall hereafter admit any security trust for recordation or filing which does not state the residence address of the trustee or trustees named therein: Provided, however, That the county in this state in which the said trustee resides shall be sufficient statement of the residence address thereof.
No county clerk shall hereafter admit any security trust for recordation or filing which does not state the residence address of the trustee or trustees named therein: Provided, however, That the county in this state in which the said trustee resides shall be sufficient statement of the residence address thereof.
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