Washington Statutes
§ 59.18.160 — Landlord's remedies if tenant fails to remedy defective condition.
Washington § 59.18.160
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Wash. Rev. Code § 59.18.160 (2026).
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If, after receipt of written notice, as provided in RCW 59.18.170 , the tenant fails to remedy the defective condition within a reasonable time, the landlord may:
(1)Bring an action in an appropriate court, or at arbitration if so agreed for any remedy provided under this chapter or otherwise provided by law; or
(2)Pursue other remedies available under this chapter.
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§ 59.18.170
Washington § 59.18.170
Legislative History
[1973 1st ex.s. c 207 s 16.]
Nearby Sections
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§ 59.04.020
Tenancy from month to month—Termination.§ 59.04.030
Tenancy for specified time—Termination.§ 59.04.040
Ten-day notice to pay rent or quit premises.§ 59.04.050
Tenancy by sufferance—Termination.§ 59.08.020
Venue.§ 59.08.030
Complaint.§ 59.08.040
Order for hearing—Notice.§ 59.08.050
Continuance.§ 59.08.060
Hearing—Writ of restitution.§ 59.08.070
Recall of writ—Bond.§ 59.08.080
Complaint as notice to quit.§ 59.08.090
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Washington § 59.18.160, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/statute/wa/59.18.160.