Whenever by mistake taxes are assessed wholly to one person or estate on a tract or lot of land, part of which has become the freehold of another, by a title recorded before July first of the assessment year, the goods and chattels of the party or estate so assessed shall not be liable to distraint for more than a due proportion of such taxes.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 11A. Collection and Enforcement of Property Taxes
Article 2. Delinquency and Methods of Enforcing Payment
§11A-2-1. Duty of Sheriff to Enforce Payment of Delinquent Taxes
§11A-2-2. Collection by Civil Action; Fees and Costs Not Required of Sheriff
§11A-2-4. Abatement of Distress
§11A-2-5. Distraint of Encumbered Property
§11A-2-6. Distraint Where Land Lies in More Than One County
§11A-2-7. Summary Procedure for Collection Out of Money Due From or Property Held by Another
§11A-2-8. Remedies Against Vendee in Possession Without Deed
§11A-2-9. Remedies of Sheriff Paying Over Taxes Not Collected
§11A-2-10. Sale of Tax Liens on Real Estate
§11A-2-10a. Notice of Delinquency
§11A-2-11. Delinquent Lists; Oath
§11A-2-12. Penalty for Inclusion of Taxes Paid in Delinquent Lists
§11A-2-13. Publication and Posting of Delinquent Tax Lists
§11A-2-15. Examination of Lists by Auditor; Credit to Sheriff
§11A-2-16. Effect of Irregularity as to Delinquent Lists on Later Tax Enforcement Procedure
§11A-2-17. Presumption of Payment Based on Omission From Delinquent Lists