Washington Statutes
§ 59.20.230 — Defective condition—Unfeasible to remedy defect—Termination of tenancy.
Washington § 59.20.230
JurisdictionWashington
Title 59LANDLORD AND TENANT
Ch. 59.20MANUFACTURED/MOBILE HOME LANDLORD-TENANT ACT
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Bluebook
Wash. Rev. Code § 59.20.230 (2026).
Text
If a court or arbitrator determines a defective condition as described in RCW 59.20.130 to be so substantial that it is unfeasible for the landlord to remedy the defect within the time allotted by RCW 59.20.200 , and that the tenant should not remain on the mobile home space in its defective condition, the court or arbitrator may authorize the termination of the tenancy. The court or arbitrator shall set a reasonable time for the tenant to vacate the premises.
Severability — 1984 c 58: See note following RCW 59.20.200 .
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§ 59.20.130
Washington § 59.20.130
§ 59.20.200
Washington § 59.20.200
Legislative History
[1984 c 58 s 10.]
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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