Landes v. Klopstock

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• “The use of the word ‘shall’ is usually considered to be a mandatory word in enactments such as Rule 18(b
• “The use of the word ‘shall’ is usually considered to be a mandatory word in enactments such as Rule 18(b) [of the West Virginia Rules of Civil Procedure] and has generally been construed as depriving a party required to do something of discretion to do that act.” (Citations omitted)
• \The use of the word `shall' is usually considered to be a mandatory word in enactments such as Rule 18(b) [of the West Virginia Rules of Civil Procedure] and has generally been construed as depriving a party required to do something of discretion to do that act.\ (Citations omitted)

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