The purpose of this article is to provide a simple and impartial method for the consideration of claims against the state that because of the provisions of section thirty-five, article VI of the Constitution of the State, and of statutory restrictions, inhibitions or limitations, cannot be determined in the regular courts of the state; and to provide for proceedings in which the state has a special interest.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 14. Claims Due and Against the State
Article 2. Claims Against the State
§14-2-2. Venue for Certain Suits and Actions
§14-2-2a. Venue for Suits and Actions Involving State Institutions of Higher Education
§14-2-4a. Interim Commissioners
§14-2-5. Commission Clerk and Other Personnel
§14-2-7. Meeting Place of the Commission
§14-2-8. Compensation of Commissioners; Expenses
§14-2-10. Qualifications of Commissioners
§14-2-11. Attorney General to Represent State
§14-2-12. General Powers of the Commission
§14-2-13. Jurisdiction of the Commission
§14-2-13a. Claims for Unjust Arrest and Imprisonment or Conviction and Imprisonment
§14-2-15. Rules of Practice and Procedure
§14-2-17a. Shortened Procedure for Road Condition Claims
§14-2-19. Claims Under Existing Appropriations
§14-2-20. Claims Under Special Appropriations
§14-2-21. Periods of Limitation Made Applicable
§14-2-23. Inclusion of Awards in Budget
§14-2-24. Records to Be Preserved
§14-2-25. Reports of the Commission
§14-2-27. Conclusiveness of Determination