2026 Regular Session
HB 4055
Repeal WV Code §56-3-16. Execution of process on Sunday.
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Bill overview
This bill seeks to remove a prohibition in West Virginia law that restricted the execution of civil legal processes, such as serving of lawsuits or warrants, on Sundays. Currently, West Virginia Code §56-3-16 prevented these actions from being carried out on the day of rest. The bill’s intent is to repeal this specific section of the code, allowing for the execution of legal processes on Sundays.
Key provisions
- Repeals West Virginia Code §56-3-16.
- Specifically addresses the prohibition on executing civil process on Sundays.
- Allows for the execution of legal processes on Sundays.
- The bill removes a restriction on when legal actions can be taken.
Who is affected
- Individuals involved in civil legal proceedings
- Lawyers and legal professionals
- Court officials
Notable changes
- Removes a restriction on legal process execution based on the day of the week.
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