Washington Statutes
§ 64.55.080 — Inspector's report or testimony—No evidentiary presumption—Admissibility.
Washington § 64.55.080
JurisdictionWashington
Title 64REAL PROPERTY AND CONVEYANCES
Ch. 64.55CONSTRUCTION DEFECT DISPUTES—MULTIUNIT RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS
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Wash. Rev. Code § 64.55.080 (2026).
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A qualified inspector's report or testimony regarding an inspection conducted pursuant to this chapter is not entitled to any evidentiary presumption in any arbitration or court proceeding. Nothing in this chapter restricts the admissibility of such a report or testimony, and questions of the admissibility of such a report or testimony shall be determined under the rules of evidence.
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Legislative History
[2005 c 456 s 9.]
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