W. Va. Code § 53-1-10
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§53-1-10. Certification of proceedings in vacation; entry in order book.
Official statutory text
When the proceedings on the petition are had before the judge of the circuit court in vacation, he shall certify the same, and any judgment or order made by him in the case, to the clerk of the court, and they shall be entered by the clerk in the order book on the law side of the court, and have the same force and effect as if had or made and entered in term.
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