W. Va. Code § 31A-2-4A
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§31A-2-4a. Orders of the commissioner of banking to be made public.
Official statutory text
Any order entered by the commissioner of banking against any person:
(1) To cease violating any provision or provisions of this chapter or other applicable law or rule and regulation promulgated or order issued thereunder;
(2) To cease engaging in any unsound practice or procedure which may detrimentally affect any financial institution;
(3) To revoke the certificate of authority, permit or license of any financial institution; and
(4) To take such other action as the commissioner of banking may deem necessary to enforce and administer the provisions of this chapter and all other laws which the commissioner is empowered to enforce is a matter of public record.
(1) To cease violating any provision or provisions of this chapter or other applicable law or rule and regulation promulgated or order issued thereunder;
(2) To cease engaging in any unsound practice or procedure which may detrimentally affect any financial institution;
(3) To revoke the certificate of authority, permit or license of any financial institution; and
(4) To take such other action as the commissioner of banking may deem necessary to enforce and administer the provisions of this chapter and all other laws which the commissioner is empowered to enforce is a matter of public record.
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