West Virginia Code > Chapter 34 > Article 1 – Estrays and Drift Property


34-1-1	Taking up estray or boat
34-1-2	Recordation and posting of certificate
34-1-3	Effect of failure of owner to claim
34-1-4	Rights of owner
34-1-5	Liability for death or loss
34-1-6	Drift property — Rights of person taking up
34-1-7	Same — Rights of owner
34-1-8	Same — Sale or use
34-1-9	Liability for false claim; acts intended to hinder or delay owner in reclaiming property
34-1-10	Proof of ownership
34-1-11	Taking up timber adrift in certain rivers; compensation; sale

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Conviction: A judgement of guilt against a criminal defendant.
County court: includes any existing tribunal created in lieu of a county commission. See West Virginia Code 2-2-10
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