West Virginia Summons in a Civil Action (for an Amended Complaint) is a document issued by a court, typically a circuit court, that notifies a defendant that they are being sued in a civil action. The summons will typically provide the defendant with the name of the plaintiff, the court, the case number, and the date and time of the hearing. The summons will also inform the defendant of the nature of the complaint and their right to file a response. In the case of an Amended Complaint, the summons informs the defendant that a new complaint has been filed and that they must file a response. There are two types of West Virginia Summons in a Civil Action (for an Amended Complaint): the Original Summons and the Amended Summons. The Original Summons is served to the defendant when the complaint is initially filed; the Amended Summons is served to the defendant when the plaintiff files an amended complaint.
West Virginia Summons in a Civil Action (for an Amended Complaint) is a document issued by a court, typically a circuit court, that notifies a defendant that they are being sued in a civil action. The summons will typically provide the defendant with the name of the plaintiff, the court, the case number, and the date and time of the hearing. The summons will also inform the defendant of the nature of the complaint and their right to file a response. In the case of an Amended Complaint, the summons informs the defendant that a new complaint has been filed and that they must file a response. There are two types of West Virginia Summons in a Civil Action (for an Amended Complaint): the Original Summons and the Amended Summons. The Original Summons is served to the defendant when the complaint is initially filed; the Amended Summons is served to the defendant when the plaintiff files an amended complaint.
