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West Virginia Code > Chapter 42 > Article 5 - Uniform Simultaneous Death Act
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§ 42-5-1
No sufficient evidence of survivorship
§ 42-5-2
Beneficiaries of another person's disposition of property
§ 42-5-3
Joint tenants or tenants by the entirety
§ 42-5-4
Insurance policies
§ 42-5-5
Article not retroactive
§ 42-5-6
Article does not apply if decedent provides otherwise
§ 42-5-7
Uniformity of interpretation
§ 42-5-8
Short title
§ 42-5-9
Repeal of inconsistent laws
§ 42-5-10
Severability
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