relating to authority and notice requirements for religious organizations

Summary

The measure updates West Virginia law on how unincorporated religious groups can sell, mortgage, or borrow against property, requiring public notice before any transaction. Incorporated churches are excluded and must follow their corporate bylaws instead. It aims to protect third‑party interests and smooth the shift from trustee to corporate governance.

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