· 6/11/1968
Miranosky v. Parson
Citations
- 161 S.E.2d 665
- 152 W. Va. 241
- 1968 W. Va. LEXIS 147
How courts have described this case
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- recognizing presumption under West Virginia law
- “When an attorney appears in court representing clients there is a strong presumption of his authority to represent such clients, and the burden is upon the party denying the authority to clearly show the want of authority.”
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Judges: Berry
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