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· 12/11/1992

Francis O. Day Co. v. West Virginia Reclamation Board of Review

Citations

  • 424 S.E.2d 763
  • 188 W. Va. 418
  • 1992 W. Va. LEXIS 242

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  • Because administrative agencies are creatures of statutes, “[t]hey have no general or common-law powers but [have] only such [power] as have been conferred upon them by law expressly or by implication.” (quoted in relevant part)
  • Because administrative agencies are creatures of statutes, \[t]hey have no general or common-law powers but [have] only such [power] as have been conferred upon them by law expressly or by implication.\ (quoted in relevant part)

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Judges: Neely

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