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· 3/17/1989

Dadisman v. Moore

Citations

  • 384 S.E.2d 816
  • 181 W. Va. 779

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the Governor has a ministerial duty to prepare a budget consistent with the West Virginia Constitution and statutes
  • holding that the Governor has a ministerial duty to prepare a budget consistent with the West Virginia Constitution and statutes
  • holding that the party seeking the writ has the burden of “show[ing the] clear legal right . . . and [the] corresponding duty”
  • concluding that by the use of the term \Trustee\ in the statute creating the public employees' retirement system, the legislature imposed upon the trustees the highest fiduciary duty to maintain the terms of the trust
  • concluding that by the use of the term \Trustee\ in the statute creating the public employees' retirement system, the legislature imposed upon the trustees the highest fiduciary duty to maintain the terms of the trust
  • holding that \the Legislature cannot amend general substantive statutes with budgetary language\

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Judges: McGRAW

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