Washington § 53.25.170 - Covenant running with the land — Forfeiture.

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§ 53.25.170. Covenant running with the land — Forfeiture.

All sales made in accordance with the provisions of this chapter shall have incorporated in the instrument of conveyance of title the conditions of this chapter relating to the use of the land as a covenant running with the land. Any violation of such covenant shall result in a right by the commission, as grantee, to forfeit the land.
[ 1955 c 73 s 17.]

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