West Virginia Just-cause eviction
Does a landlord need just cause to evict in West Virginia?
No state statute requiring just cause for eviction was found in W. Va. Code ch. 37 art. 6 and 6A (landlord and tenant; deposits) and ch. 55 art. 3A. Periodic tenancies end on proper notice.
Verified Source: W. Va. Code ch. 37, art. 6 and § 55-3A; see § 55-3A-1 · last checked 2026-10-23
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