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WV Code § 33-58-1 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 58. Required Coverage for Health Insurance|§33-58-1. Coverage and Dispensing Birth Control

(a) Notwithstanding a prohibition or limitation contained within the provisions of 33-1-1 et seq. and 5-16-1 of this code an insurer subject to 5-16-1 et seq., 33-15-1 et seq., 33-16-1 et seq., 33-24-1 et seq., 33-25-1 et seq., and 33-25A-1 of this code which amends, renews, or delivers a health policy on or after January 1, 2021, that provides coverage for contraceptive drugs, shall provide coverage for a 12-month refill of contraceptive drugs obtained at one time by the insured after the insured has completed the initial supply of the drugs, unless the insured requests a smaller supply or the prescribing provider instructs that the insured must receive a smaller supply. A health benefit plan that provides coverage shall allow the insured to receive the contraceptive drugs on-site at the providers office, if available, and dispensing practices must follow all clinical guidelines for appropriate prescribing and dispensing to ensure the health of the patient while maximizing access to effective contraceptive drugs.(b) A health benefit plan that provides coverage for hormonal contraceptives, in the absence of clinical contraindications, may not impose utilization controls or other forms of medical management limiting the supply of contraceptive drugs that may be dispensed or furnished by a provider or pharmacy, or at a location licensed or otherwise authorized to dispense drugs or supplies, to an amount that is less than a 12-month supply.(c) This section does not exclude coverage for contraceptive drugs as prescribed by a provider for reasons other than contraceptive purposes, such as decreasing the risk of ovarian cancer or eliminating symptoms of menopause, or for contraception that is necessary to preserve the life or health of an enrollee.(d) Nothing in this section requires a health benefit plan to cover contraceptive drugs provided by a provider, pharmacy, or at a location authorized to dispense drugs or supplies, that does not participate in the health benefit plans provider or pharmacy network, as appliable, except as may be otherwise authorized or required by state law or by the plans policies governing out-of-network coverage.(e) For purposes of this section, the term "contraceptive drugs" means all drugs approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration that are used to prevent pregnancy, including, but not limited to, hormonal drugs administered orally, transdermally, and intravaginally.
WV Code § 33-60-4 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 60. Insurance Innovation|§33-60-4. Limited No-Action Letter

(a) Within 10 days following the timely receipt of an acceptance pursuant to 33-60-3(d)(2)(B) of this code, the commissioner shall issue a limited no-action letter that:(1) Sets forth terms and conditions for the participant that are the same as those set forth in the notice of acceptance issued under 33-60-3(d)(2) of this code; and(2) Provides that so long as the participant and any clients of the participant abide by the terms and conditions set forth in the letter, no administrative or regulatory action concerning the compliance of the insurance innovation with West Virginia law will be taken by the commissioner against the participant or any clients during the term of the beta test.(b) If the application is deemed accepted under 33-60-3(a)(3) of this code, the proposed limited no-action letter included with the application shall be deemed to have the effect of a limited letter issued by the commissioner.(c) The safe harbor of the limited letter shall persist until the earlier of:(1) The early termination of the beta test under 33-60-5 of this code;(2) The issuance of an extended no-action letter; or(3) The issuance of a notice declining to issue an extended no-action letter.(d) The commissioner shall publish all limited letters issued pursuant to this section on the commissioners publicly accessible internet website.
WV Code § 33-60-5 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 60. Insurance Innovation|§33-60-5. Time Period of Beta Test; Extension of Time Period; Penalties for Violation of Limited No-Action Letter

(a) The time period for a beta test shall be three years. The time period may be extended by the commissioner in the notice of acceptance for a period that is not longer than one year if a request is made in accordance with 33-60-2(a)(5)(B) of this code.(b) During the beta test, the participant and any clients of the participant shall:(1) Comply with all terms and conditions set forth in the limited no-action letter; and(2) Provide the commissioner with all documents, data, and information requested by the commissioner.(c) For any violation of the terms or conditions set forth in the limited letter, the commissioner may:(1) Issue an order terminating the beta test and the safe harbor of the limited letter before the time period set forth in the limited letter has expired; and(2) Impose a fine of not more than $2,000 per violation.(d) The commissioner may issue an order under 33-60-5(c) of this code if, following receipt of information or complaints, the commissioner determines the beta test is causing consumer harm.(e) The commissioner may issue an order requiring a client to cease and desist any activity violating the terms or conditions set forth in the limited letter. The issuance of a cease and desist order to one client shall not otherwise impact the ability of the participant or any other clients to continue activities relating to the innovation in a manner compliant with the requirements of the limited letter.(f) A participant or client may request a hearing on any order issued under this section pursuant to 33-2-13 of this code.
WV Code § 33-60-7 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 60. Insurance Innovation|§33-60-7. Confidentiality of Information

(a) All documents, materials, or other information in the possession or control of the commissioner that are created, produced, obtained, or disclosed in relation to this article and that relate to the financial condition of any person shall be confidential by law and privileged, are not subject to the provisions of chapter 29B of this code, are not subject to subpoena, and are not subject to discovery or admissible in evidence in any private civil action.(b) Notwithstanding any law to the contrary, the commissioner may disclose in an extended no-action letter any information relating to the insurance innovation necessary to clearly establish the safe harbor of the extended no-action letter.
WV Code § 33-60-8 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 60. Insurance Innovation|§33-60-8. Reports to the Legislature

(a) On or before September 1 each year during which there was activity pursuant to this article during the prior fiscal year, the commissioner shall submit a written report to the Joint Committee on Government and Finance that meets the requirements of 33-60-8(b) of this code. (b) The report shall include the following:(1) The number of:(A) Applications filed and accepted;(B) Beta tests conducted; and(C) Extended no-action letters issued;(2) A description of the innovations tested;(3) The length of each beta test;(4) The results of each beta test;(5) A description of each safe harbor created under 33-60-6 of this code;(6) The number and types of orders or other actions taken by the commissioner or any other interested party under this article;(7) Identification of any statutory barriers for consideration by the Legislature following successful beta tests and the issuance of extended no-action letters; and(8) Any other information or recommendations deemed relevant by the commissioner.(c) The commissioner shall also, upon request of any committee of the Legislature, testify and explain any report submitted under this section and any activity pursuant to this article.
WV Code § 33-60-9 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 60. Insurance Innovation|§33-60-9. Reciprocity Agreements

The commissioner may enter into agreements with state, federal, or foreign regulatory agencies to allow persons who make an insurance innovation available in West Virginia through the regulatory sandbox to make their insurance innovation available in other jurisdictions and to allow persons operating in similar regulatory sandboxes in other jurisdictions to make insurance innovations available in West Virginia under the standards of this article.
WV Code § 33-60-10 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 33. Insurance|Article 60. Insurance Innovation|§33-60-10. Rulemaking

(a) The Insurance Commissioner shall propose rules for legislative approval in accordance with the provisions of 29A-3-1 et seq. of this code for the purposes of administering this article.(b) The Insurance Commissioner shall develop all forms, contracts, or other documents to be used for the purposes outlined in this article.
WV Code § 34-1-1 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-1. Taking Up Estray or Boat

Any person may take up an estray found on his land, or a boat or vessel adrift. He shall immediately post notices at three public places in the district wherein the property is so found, giving a description of the property and stating when the same was so taken up; and if the owner of such property shall not appear and claim the same within two weeks from the posting of such notice, then the person so taking such property up shall cause a like notice to be published as a Class II legal advertisement in compliance with the provisions of article three, chapter fifty-nine of this code, and the publication area for such publication shall be the county where the property was taken up. In either case the owner may have possession of such property upon paying the costs of such posting and publishing of such notice and of keeping the property; and if the owner shall not appear and claim such property within three weeks from the date of the first publication of such notice in a newspaper, the person taking the same up shall immediately inform a justice of the district thereof, who shall issue his warrant to three freeholders, requiring them under oath to view and appraise such estray, or boat or vessel, and certify the result, with a description of the kind, marks, brand, stature, color and age of the animal, or kind, burden and build of the boat or vessel.
WV Code § 34-1-2 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-2. Recordation and Posting of Certificate

Such freeholders shall return their certificate, with the warrant, to the clerk of the county court of the county, who shall record the same in a book kept for that purpose, and post a copy thereof at the door of the courthouse of the county within one week after his receipt of such certificate.
WV Code § 34-1-3 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-3. Effect of Failure of Owner to Claim

If the owner of such property shall not have appeared within thirty days after such copy has been so posted, and the valuation thereof be under $15, or if such valuation be as much as $15, and the owner shall not have appeared after such certificate has been published as aforesaid, and also three times in some newspaper such as is mentioned in section one of this article, it shall belong in either case to the owner of the land on which it was so taken, if an estray, or to the person taking it up, in the case of a boat or vessel.
WV Code § 34-1-4 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-4. Rights of Owner

The former owner may, at any time after, recover the valuation money, except the amount of the clerk's and printer's fees, and the fees of the justice and freeholders for the service mentioned in section one of this article and in this section, and such compensation for keeping the property down to the time when it became the property of the person so taking it up, as shall be certified under oath by any two freeholders in the county where the property was valued.
WV Code § 34-1-5 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-5. Liability for Death or Loss

If such estray die, or any such property be lost to such owner of the land or person taking it up, without his fault, he shall not be liable for the same or its valuation.
WV Code § 34-1-6 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-6. Drift Property -- Rights of Person Taking Up

When any property, not mentioned in section one of this article, is drifted on any waters of this state, and taken up by any person, or deposited and left on the lands of any person, other than the owner of such property, the person taking it up, or the owner of such land, shall, as against all persons other than the owner of such property, be deemed and treated, and have the same rights and remedies relating thereto, as such owner thereof.
WV Code § 34-1-7 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-7. Same -- Rights of Owner

The owner of such property, after he shall have paid to the person taking it up, or to the owner of such land, a just compensation for any proper care, labor, or expense bestowed, done, or incurred by him about such property, but not before, may enter upon such land for the purpose, and, doing as little injury as possible thereto, may remove such property, but shall pay to the owner of such land any damages to him occasioned by such entry and removal.
WV Code § 34-1-8 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-8. Same -- Sale or Use

If the owner of such property as is mentioned in section six of this article shall not, within three months from the time the same was so taken up or deposited, remove or demand from the person taking it up, or the owner of such land, such property, the person taking it up or the owner of such land may sell such property, or otherwise convert the same to his own use; but deducting a just compensation for any proper care, labor or expense bestowed, done, or incurred by the person taking it up or the owner of such land about such property, from the amount received by him as the price thereof, or the actual value thereof, at the time of such sale or other conversion, he shall pay to the owner, if he shall elect to receive it, the residue of the amount received as such price, or otherwise the residue of such actual value. The owner of such property, after he shall have demanded such residue, and proved by the affidavit of some other person, or otherwise by a competent witness, his right thereto, or offered to prove such right, and the owner of such land shall have refused or declined to inspect or hear the evidence thereof, but not before, may recover such residue of such amount received as such price as money received for his use, or the residue of such actual value as the price of goods sold by the owner of such property to the owner of such land, or as the value of goods of the owner of such property found by the owner of such land, and converted by him to his own use.
WV Code § 34-1-9 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-9. Liability for False Claim; Acts Intended to Hinder or Delay Owner in Reclaiming Property

If any person shall falsely or fraudulently procure a warrant to be issued by a justice, under section one of this chapter, for the appraisement of anything as an estray or drift property which is not such; or shall secrete any such estray or property, or alter or change the appearance thereof, or the marks thereon, with intent to hinder or delay the owner thereof in reclaiming the same, or to render the identification of such estray or property difficult, he shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, on conviction thereof, be fined not less than ten, nor more than $500; and shall, moreover, be liable to the owner for double the value of such estray or property.
WV Code § 34-1-10 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-10. Proof of Ownership

In any action, suit, prosecution or controversy about any property mentioned in this article, the person claiming to be the owner thereof must prove his ownership thereof, in order to sustain his claim to be such owner, as against the person taking up such property, or on whose land it was deposited.
WV Code § 34-1-11 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 1. Estrays and Drift Property|§34-1-11. Taking Up Timber Adrift in Certain Rivers; Compensation; Sale

[Repealed.]
WV Code § 34-2-1 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 2. Derelict Property|§34-2-1. Method of Recovery of Unclaimed Residuum and Derelict Property

The residuum of a decedent's estate, belonging to the state, and any property derelict, or having no rightful owner, may be recovered from any person in possession thereof, by a bill in equity in the name of the state.
WV Code § 34-2-2 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 2. Derelict Property|§34-2-2. Notice of Suit

When any such suit as is mentioned in the preceding section is instituted, the court shall cause a publication to be made setting forth the nature of the claim, the name and nativity (when known) of the deceased person, or of the former owner of the property, if known, as the case may be, and describing the property or estate claimed, and requiring all persons claiming an interest therein to appear and make themselves defendants, by a given day of an ensuing term. Such publication shall be made as a Class II legal advertisement in compliance with the provisions of article three, chapter fifty-nine of this code, and the publication area for such publication shall be the county in which the seat of state government may be.
WV Code § 34-2-3 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 2. Derelict Property|§34-2-3. Decree of Title to State

If, in such a suit as is mentioned in section one of this article, no person appears to show title in himself the court shall decree the residuum or other property to the state, and enforce the collection thereof, or of the proceeds of the sale of such property. Any real property so decreed to the state shall be remitted to the State Auditor. Any personal property shall be remitted to the State Treasurer for disposition by public sale in accordance with the provisions of section twelve, article eight, chapter thirty-six of this code. The proceeds of the sale of any such real property shall be deposited to the credit of the general school fund. The proceeds of the sale of any such personal property shall be deposited to the credit of the General Fund.
WV Code § 34-2-4 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 34. Estrays, Drift and Derelict Property|Article 2. Derelict Property|§34-2-4. Recovery of Money Paid Into State Treasury Under This Article

After any such decree for the payment of such residuum of a decedent's estate, or the proceeds of the sale of any such derelict property or property having no rightful owner, any person who had not asserted a claim before the sale or decree, who may be entitled to such residuum or derelict or other property, may recover the net proceeds paid into the treasury under such decree. The same may be allowed by the Auditor, or, if the claim be rejected by him it may be recovered in the manner provided in article two, chapter fourteen of this code, for recovering claims against the state.
WV Code § 35-1-1 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 35. Property of Religious, Educational and Charitable Organizations|Article 1. Religious Organizations|§35-1-1. Validation of Transfers for Use or Benefit of Religious Organizations

Every conveyance, devise or dedication of land which has heretofore been made and has not been declared void in any suit, action or proceeding, or has not been treated and acted upon as void under the law heretofore existing, and every conveyance, devise or dedication of land hereafter made, if it does not conflict with the limitations of section eight of this article, for the use or benefit of any church, religious sect, society or denomination as a place for public worship, or as a burial place, or a residence for a minister, or for the use or benefit of any church, religious sect, society or denomination as a residence for a bishop or other clergyman or minister who, though not in special charge of a congregation is yet an officer of such church, religious sect, society or denomination, and employed under its authority and about its business; or as a location for a parish house or house for the meeting of societies or committees of the church, religious sect, society or denomination, or of others for the transaction of business connected therewith; or as a place of residence of a sexton or caretaker if the same is adjacent to or near by the land used for public worship or the other purposes aforesaid, shall be valid, and shall be construed to give the local parish, congregation or branch of such church, religious sect, society or denomination, to which any such land or property has been or shall be so conveyed, devised or dedicated, the control thereof, unless from the intent expressed in the conveyance, grant, will, gift or dedication, some other or larger body be given such control. Any land so conveyed, devised or dedicated shall be held and used for the purposes aforesaid and no other.
WV Code § 35-1-2 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 35. Property of Religious, Educational and Charitable Organizations|Article 1. Religious Organizations|§35-1-2. Equitable Title in Contiguous Congregations

Any conveyance, devise or dedication of land for the use of two or more contiguous congregations shall be construed to give such contiguous congregations the equitable title to such property.
WV Code § 35-1-3 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 35. Property of Religious, Educational and Charitable Organizations|Article 1. Religious Organizations|§35-1-3. Property Not to Be Taken From a Religious Organization

Notwithstanding the provisions of section one of this article, no lot of ground or property now used for religious purposes shall be taken from the members of the church, religious sect, society, or denomination, or of the individual church, parish, congregation or branch, that has heretofore purchased the same, or for whose use or benefit it was heretofore conveyed, devised or dedicated.
WV Code § 35-1-5 (2021)
2021 West Virginia Code|Chapter 35. Property of Religious, Educational and Charitable Organizations|Article 1. Religious Organizations|§35-1-5. Trustees for Real and Personal Property -- How Appointed and Removed

The conference, synod, presbytery, convention, association, consultors, official board, or other ecclesiastical body or individual representing any church, religious sect, society, or denomination within this state, as also any individual church, parish, congregation or branch, when holding any property separately from the church, denomination, society or sect as a whole, within this state, may from time to time, and whenever occasion may arise, appoint, in such manner as such ecclesiastical body or such individual church, parish, congregation or branch may deem proper, a trustee or trustees for its real and personal property. The body appointing may remove such trustee or trustees, or any of them, and fill all vacancies caused by death, removal or otherwise.