In any suit for a sum of money expressed in any foreign currency, or otherwise than in the money of account of this state, the jury, if there be one impaneled for any other purpose, and if not, the court, shall ascertain the value in such money of account of the sum so expressed, making such allowance for the difference of exchange as shall be just; and the judgment or decree may either be for what may be so ascertained, or for the sum of money expressed as aforesaid to be discharged by the sum so ascertained.
Structure West Virginia Code
Chapter 47. Regulation of Trade
§47-6-2. Writing, Account or Entry Valid Although Sum Expressed in Other Money
§47-6-3. In Suits for Foreign or Other Money, Value in Money of Account to Be Fixed
§47-6-4. Silver Coin as Legal Tender
§47-6-5a. Interest Charges on Loans Repayable in Installments
§47-6-5c. Interest on the Forebearance of Money
§47-6-6. Usury and Usurious Contracts; Penalties and Forfeitures
§47-6-7. Pleading Usury; Reply; Evidence; Issues; Trial; Judgment
§47-6-8. Remedy in Equity; Injunction Against Sale of Security
§47-6-9. Action or Suit to Recover Back Usurious Interest
§47-6-10. Corporations, Partnerships, and Limited Partnerships Not Entitled to Defense of Usury