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200507874 (i) The time and place of sale; (ii) The names of the parties to the Credit Line Deed of Trust, Assignment of Rents and Leases, and Security Agreement; (iii) The date of the Credit Line Deed of Trust, Assignment of Rents and Leases, and Security Agreement; (iv) The office and book in which the Credit Line Deed of Trust, Assignment of Rents and Leases, and Security Agreement is recorded; (v) The quantity and legal description of the land or other property or both conveyed by the Credit Line Deed of Trust, Assignment of Rents and Leases, and Security Agreement; and (vi) The terms of sale. Notice to the Borrower hereunder shall be deemed complete when such notice is mailed to the aforesaid address, notwithstanding the fact that such mail may be returned as refused or undeliverable. Notice to a subordinate lienholder who has previously notified Lender by certified mail of the existence of a subordinate lien, shall be deemed complete when such notice is served as provided above by certified mail, return receipt requested, directed to the address of the subordinate lienholder as provided by such subordinate lienholder in the notice of existence of a subordinate lien. In addition to, but not in lieu of, any service of notice required herein, service of such notice may also be made by any other method authorized for the service of original process in the circuit courts of the State of West Virginia or by the West Virginia Rules of Civil Procedure applicable for trial courts of records in the State of West Virginia. Further, any individual who purchases property at a Trustee's sale hereunder is under no duty to ascertain whether notice was given to subordinate lienholders in accordance with the foregoing provisions, and such Tight, title and interest as the purchaser may acquire shall not be affected by defects in such notice or the service thereof, if the purchaser is otherwise a bona fide purchaser for value. (3) As provided in WV Code Section 59 -3 -1 et seq., the publication of notice of the foreclosure sale at public auction, as a Class II legal advertisement, shall involve the following: (i) A Class II legal advertisement shall be published once a week for two successive weeks, in a qualified newspaper published in the county in which the property to be foreclosed upon is located. (ii) A qualified newspaper is any newspaper published in West Virginia that is of regular issue (at least once a week); bears a title or name and consists of not less than four pages without a cover; is a newspaper to which the general public resorts for passing events of a political, religious, commercial and social nature and for current happenings, announcements, miscellaneous reading matters, advertisement and other notices; and has a bona fide, general circulation in the publication area. The newspaper shall be presumptively qualified if it is so designated by the Office of the Secretary of State in its records of qualified newspapers. (iii) There shall be two publications of the legal advertisement of the foreclosure sale at public auction, occurring within a period of 14 consecutive days with at least an interval of 6 full days within such period between the date of the first publication and the date of the second publication. The legal advertisement may not be published on Sunday. (iv) The Trustee shall obtain an affidavit of publication under oath from said newspaper as proof of publication of the legal advertisement of the foreclosure sale at public auction. (4) If any bond is required of the Trustee in connection with the foreclosure sale at public auction, then Lender shall promptly arrange for the posting of said bond at its cost, and shall do so within no less 108