This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule has been abrogated, which means it's no longer in effect. West Virginia removed this rule from its Rules of Procedure for Administrative Appeals, so it no longer provides any guidance or requirements for people involved in a case.
When a court rule is abrogated, you should look for other current rules that may cover the same topic, like how to start an administrative appeal. Check the most recent version of the West Virginia Rules of Procedure for Administrative Appeals, or ask a court clerk or attorney, to find out what steps you actually need to follow now to begin an appeal.
If you were relying on this specific rule number for guidance, it's a good idea to confirm you're looking at current, active rules before you file anything with the court. Rules get renumbered or replaced sometimes, and the requirements you need may now appear under a different rule.
