West Virginia Code

CHAPTER 37. REAL PROPERTY.

ARTICLE 3A. PREVENTING FOREIGN ADVERSARIES FROM OWNING REAL ESTATE IN WEST VIRGINIA.

§37-3A-5. Good-Faith Protections.

(a) Title to real estate is not rendered invalid or subject to divestiture solely due to a prior violation of this article by a previous owner.

(b) A person who is not subject to the prohibitions contained in this article is not required to investigate whether another person or entity is subject to the prohibitions contained in this article.

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CHAPTER 37. REAL PROPERTY.

§37-3A-5. Good-Faith Protections.

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