West Virginia Code > Chapter 33 > Article 17 – Fire and Marine Insurance


33-17-1	Scope of article
33-17-2	Standard fire policy
33-17-3	Arrangement of policy
33-17-4	Information as to insurer
33-17-5	Insertion of provisions required by law or charter
33-17-6	Additional contracts, riders or endorsements
33-17-6a	Notice of noncoverage of flood damages and the availability of flood insurance
33-17-7	Designation as standard policy; agent’s name
33-17-8	Filing of forms
33-17-9	Total or partial fire loss
33-17-9b	Claims for total loss; debris removal proceeds
33-17-11	Exclusion of nuclear perils
33-17-12	Payment discharges insurer

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Damages: Money paid by defendants to successful plaintiffs in civil cases to compensate the plaintiffs for their injuries.
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