Washington § 85.05.460 Sale of unneeded property—Conveyance delayed if protests filed—Appeal.

Washington Statutes

§ 85.05.460 — Sale of unneeded property—Conveyance delayed if protests filed—Appeal.

Washington § 85.05.460

Title 85DIKING AND DRAINAGE

Ch. 85.05DIKING DISTRICTS

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Wash. Rev. Code § 85.05.460 (2026).

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If protests be filed against such sale, such conveyance shall not be executed or delivered until more than ten days elapse from the date of the hearing at which the resolution directing the sale, was passed. If appeal be taken by a protestant from the action of the board, such conveyance shall not be executed until termination of proceedings on appeal is had, and then only if the result of such appeal does not prevent such sale.

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If protests be filed against such sale, such conveyance shall not be executed or delivered until more than ten days elapse from the date of the hearing at which the resolution directing the sale, was passed. If appeal be taken by a protestant from the action of the board, such conveyance shall not be executed until termination of proceedings on appeal is had, and then only if the result of such appeal does not prevent such sale.