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W. Va. Trial Ct. R. 35.03

Ex Parte Motion

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An ex parte motion shall state with particularity the reasons why it should not be served on the attorney for the opposing party. It shall be presented to the clerk of court, who shall present it to the court. It shall be sealed and shall not be docketed, unless so ordered by the court.

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