W. Va. Code § 31A-2-13
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§31A-2-13. Enforcement of orders of the commissioner against financial institutions.
Official statutory text
(a) If any financial institution shall fail or refuse to comply with any order of the commissioner, entered pursuant to the provisions of paragraphs (A) or (B), subdivision (15), subsection (c), section four of this article, the commissioner may apply to any court having jurisdiction for a prohibitory or mandatory injunction or other appropriate remedy to compel obedience to such order; or may apply to the board of banking and financial institutions for appropriate relief.
(b) In addition, if any financial institution other than a state bank shall fail or refuse to comply with any order of the commissioner, entered pursuant to the provisions of paragraphs (A) or (B), subdivision (15), subsection (c), section four of this article, the commissioner may make and enter an order revoking the certificate of authority, permit or license of such institution to engage in the business of a financial institution in this state.
(b) In addition, if any financial institution other than a state bank shall fail or refuse to comply with any order of the commissioner, entered pursuant to the provisions of paragraphs (A) or (B), subdivision (15), subsection (c), section four of this article, the commissioner may make and enter an order revoking the certificate of authority, permit or license of such institution to engage in the business of a financial institution in this state.
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