Washington Code — 7
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- § 7.05.010. Scope of application.
- § 7.05.020. Definitions and rules of interpretation.
- § 7.05.030. International origin and general principles.
- § 7.05.040. Receipt of written communications.
- § 7.05.050. Waiver of right to object.
- § 7.05.060. Extent of court intervention.
- § 7.05.070. Court authority for certain functions of arbitration assistance and supervision.
- § 7.05.080. Arbitration agreement — Definition and form.
- § 7.05.090. Arbitration agreement — Substantive claim before court.
- § 7.05.100. Arbitration agreement — Interim measures by court.
- § 7.05.110. Number of arbitrators — Immunity.
- § 7.05.120. Appointment of arbitrators.
- § 7.05.130. Disclosure requirements — Grounds for challenge.
- § 7.05.140. Challenge procedure.
- § 7.05.150. Failure or impossibility to act.
- § 7.05.160. Appointment of substitute arbitrator.
- § 7.05.170. Competence of arbitral tribunal to rule on its own jurisdiction.
- § 7.05.180. Power of arbitral tribunal to order interim measures.
- § 7.05.190. Conditions of granting interim measures.
- § 7.05.200. Application for preliminary orders — Conditions for granting preliminary orders.
- § 7.05.210. Procedures for preliminary orders — Expiration of preliminary orders.
- § 7.05.220. Modification, suspension, termination of preliminary orders.
- § 7.05.230. Provision of security.
- § 7.05.240. Disclosures.
- § 7.05.250. Costs and damages.
- § 7.05.260. Recognition and enforcement of interim measures.
- § 7.05.270. Grounds for refusing recognition and enforcement.
- § 7.05.280. Court-ordered interim measures.
- § 7.05.290. Equal treatment of parties.
- § 7.05.300. Determination of rules and procedure.
- § 7.05.310. Place of arbitration.
- § 7.05.320. Commencement of arbitral proceedings.
- § 7.05.330. Language used in proceedings.
- § 7.05.340. Statement of claim and defense.
- § 7.05.350. Hearings and written proceedings.
- § 7.05.360. Default of a party.
- § 7.05.370. Expert appointed by arbitral tribunal.
- § 7.05.380. Court assistance in taking evidence — Consolidation.
- § 7.05.390. Rules applicable to substance of dispute.
- § 7.05.400. Decision making by panel of arbitrators.
- § 7.05.410. Settlement.
- § 7.05.420. Form and contents of award.
- § 7.05.430. Termination of proceedings.
- § 7.05.440. Correction and interpretation of award — Additional award.
- § 7.05.450. Application for setting aside as exclusive recourse against arbitral award.
- § 7.05.460. Recognition and enforcement.
- § 7.05.470. Grounds for refusing recognition or enforcement.
- § 7.06.010. Authorization.
- § 7.06.020. Actions subject to civil arbitration — Court may authorize mandatory arbitration of maintenance and child support.
- § 7.06.030. Implementation by supreme court rules.
- § 7.06.040. Qualifications, appointment, and compensation of arbitrators.
- § 7.06.043. Hearing — Time, date, and place.
- § 7.06.047. Discovery.
- § 7.06.050. Decision and award — Appeals — Trial — Judgment.
- § 7.06.060. Costs and attorneys' fees.
- § 7.06.070. Right to trial by jury.
- § 7.06.080. Application date for request under RCW 7.06.050 and 7.06.060.
- § 7.06.910. Effective date — 1979 c 103.
- § 7.07.010. Definitions.
- § 7.07.020. Scope.
- § 7.07.030. Privilege against disclosure — Admissibility — Discovery.
- § 7.07.040. Waiver and preclusion of privilege.
- § 7.07.050. Exceptions to privilege.
- § 7.07.060. Prohibited mediator reports.
- § 7.07.070. Confidentiality.
- § 7.07.080. Mediator's disclosure of conflicts of interest — Background.
- § 7.07.090. Participation in mediation.
- § 7.07.100. Relation to electronic signatures in global and national commerce act.
- § 7.07.110. Uniformity of application and construction.
- § 7.07.900. Short title — 2005 c 172.
- § 7.07.903. Application to existing agreements or referrals.
- § 7.07.904. Effective date — 2005 c 172.
- § 7.08.010. Assignment must be for benefit of all creditors.
- § 7.08.030. Assignment — Procedure — Creditor's selection of new assignee.
- § 7.08.900. Construction — Chapter applicable to state registered domestic partnerships — 2009 c 521.
- § 9.45.100. Fraud in assignment for benefit of creditors.
- § 7.16.010. Parties, how designated.
- § 7.16.020. Judgment, motion, and order defined.
- § 7.16.030. Certiorari defined.
- § 7.16.040. Grounds for granting writ.
- § 7.16.050. Application for writ — Notice.
- § 7.16.060. Writ, to whom directed.
- § 7.16.070. Contents of writ.
- § 7.16.080. Stay of proceedings.
- § 7.16.100. Service of writ.
- § 7.16.110. Defective return — Further return — Hearing — Judgment.
- § 7.16.120. Questions involving merits to be determined.
- § 7.16.130. Copy of judgment to inferior tribunal, board, or officer.
- § 7.16.140. Judgment roll.
- § 7.16.150. Mandamus defined.
- § 7.16.160. Grounds for granting writ.
- § 7.16.170. Absence of remedy at law required — Affidavit.
- § 7.16.180. Alternative or peremptory writs — Form.
- § 7.16.190. Notice of application — No default.
- § 7.16.200. Answer.
- § 7.16.210. Questions of fact, how determined.
- § 7.16.220. Applicant may demur to answer or countervail it by proof.
- § 7.16.230. Motion for new trial, where made.
- § 7.16.240. Certification of verdict — Argument.
- § 7.16.250. Hearing.
- § 7.16.260. Judgment for damages and costs — Peremptory mandate.
- § 7.16.270. Service of writ.
- § 7.16.280. Enforcement of writ — Penalty.
- § 7.16.290. Prohibition defined.
- § 7.16.300. Grounds for granting writ — Affidavit.
- § 7.16.310. Alternative or peremptory writs — Form.
- § 7.16.320. Provisions relating to mandate applicable.
- § 7.16.330. When writs may be made returnable.
- § 7.16.340. Rules of practice.
- § 7.16.350. Appellate review.
- § 7.16.360. Inapplicability to action reviewable under Administrative Procedure Act or Land Use Petition Act.
- § 19.105.470. Cease and desist orders — Utilizing temporary order, injunction, restraining order, or writ of mandamus.
- § 7.21.010. Definitions.
- § 7.21.020. Sanctions — Who may impose.
- § 7.21.030. Remedial sanctions — Payment for losses.
- § 7.21.040. Punitive sanctions — Fines.
- § 7.21.050. Sanctions — Summary imposition — Procedure.
- § 7.21.060. Administrative actions or proceedings — Petition to court for imposition of sanctions.
- § 7.21.070. Appellate review.
- § 7.21.080. Juvenile detention as remedy.
- § 7.24.010. Authority of courts to render.
- § 7.24.020. Rights and status under written instruments, statutes, ordinances.
- § 7.24.030. Construction of contracts.
- § 7.24.050. General powers not restricted by express enumeration.
- § 7.24.060. Refusal of declaration where judgment would not terminate controversy.
- § 7.24.070. Review.
- § 7.24.080. Further relief.
- § 7.24.090. Determination of issues of fact.
- § 7.24.100. Costs.
- § 7.24.110. Parties — City as party — Attorney general to be served, when.
- § 7.24.120. Construction of chapter.
- § 7.24.130. "Person" defined.
- § 7.24.135. Severability — 1935 c 113.
- § 7.24.140. General purpose stated.
- § 7.24.144. Short title.
- § 7.24.146. Application of chapter — Validation of proceedings.
- § 7.24.190. Court may stay proceedings and restrain parties.
- § 7.25.005. Definitions.
- § 7.25.010. Validity of bond issues may be tested.
- § 7.25.020. Complaint — Defendants — Service — Intervention — Attorneys' fee — Notice of action.
- § 7.25.030. Judgment as to validity of all or part of bond issue — Effect.
- § 7.25.040. Other declaratory judgment provisions applicable.
- § 7.28.010. Who may maintain actions — Service on nonresident defendant.
- § 7.28.050. Limitation of actions for recovery of real property — Adverse possession under title deducible of record.
- § 7.28.060. Rights inhere to heirs, devisees and assigns.
- § 7.28.070. Adverse possession under claim and color of title — Payment of taxes.
- § 7.28.080. Color of title to vacant and unoccupied land.
- § 7.28.083. Adverse possession — Reimbursement of taxes or assessments — Payment of unpaid taxes or assessments — Awarding of costs and attorneys' fees.
- § 7.28.085. Adverse possession — Forestland — Additional requirements — Exceptions.
- § 7.28.090. Adverse possession — Public lands — Adverse title in minors, persons under guardianship or conservatorship.
- § 7.28.100. Construction.
- § 7.28.110. Substitution of landlord in action against tenant.
- § 7.28.120. Pleadings — Superior title prevails.
- § 7.28.130. Defendant must plead nature of his or her estate or right to possession.
- § 7.28.140. Verdict of jury.
- § 7.28.150. Damages — Limitation — Permanent improvements.
- § 7.28.160. Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid.
- § 7.28.170. Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid — Pleadings, issues and trial on counterclaim.
- § 7.28.180. Defendant's counterclaim for permanent improvements and taxes paid — Judgment on counterclaim — Payment.
- § 7.28.190. Verdict where plaintiff's right to possession expires before trial.
- § 7.28.200. Order for survey of property.
- § 7.28.210. Order for survey of property — Contents of order — Service.
- § 7.28.220. Alienation by defendant, effect of.
- § 7.28.230. Mortgagee cannot maintain action for possession — Possession to collect mortgaged, pledged, or assigned rents and profits — Perfection of security interest.
- § 7.28.240. Action between cotenants.
- § 7.28.250. Action against tenant on failure to pay rent.
- § 7.28.260. Effect of judgment — Lis pendens — Vacation.
- § 7.28.270. Effect of vacation of judgment.
- § 7.28.280. Conflicting claims, donation law, generally — Joinder of parties.
- § 7.28.300. Quieting title against outlawed mortgage or deed of trust.
- § 7.28.310. Quieting title to personal property.
- § 7.28.320. Possession no defense.
- § 7.36.010. Who may prosecute writ.
- § 7.36.020. Parents, guardians, etc., may act for minors, persons under guardianship or conservatorship.
- § 7.36.030. Petition — Contents.
- § 7.36.040. Who may grant writ.
- § 7.36.050. To whom directed — Contents.
- § 7.36.060. Delivery to sheriff if to him or her directed.
- § 7.36.070. Service by sheriff if directed to another.
- § 7.36.080. Service when person not found.
- § 7.36.090. Return — Attachment for refusal.
- § 7.36.100. Form of return — Production of person.
- § 7.36.110. Procedure — Pleadings — Amendment.
- § 7.36.120. Hearing — Determination.
- § 7.36.130. Limitation upon inquiry.
- § 7.36.140. Duty of courts when federal question is raised.
- § 7.36.150. Admission to bail or discharge — Duty of court.
- § 7.36.160. Writ to admit prisoner to bail.
- § 7.36.170. Compelling attendance of witnesses.
- § 7.36.180. Officers protected from civil liability.
- § 7.36.190. Warrant to prevent removal.
- § 7.36.200. Warrant may call for apprehension of offending party.
- § 7.36.210. Execution of warrant.
- § 7.36.220. Temporary orders.
- § 7.36.230. Emergency acts on Sunday authorized.
- § 7.36.240. Writs and process — Issuance — Service — Defects — Amendments.
- § 7.36.250. Proceeding in forma pauperis.
- § 7.36.260. Waiver of fees — Service of writ of habeas corpus issued for return of a child.
- § 7.40.010. Who may grant restraining orders and injunctions.
- § 7.40.020. Grounds for issuance.
- § 7.40.030. Malicious erection of structure may be enjoined.
- § 7.40.040. Time of granting.
- § 7.40.050. Notice — Restraining orders in emergencies.
- § 7.40.060. Affidavits at hearing.
- § 7.40.070. Terms and conditions may be imposed.
- § 7.40.080. Injunction bond.
- § 7.40.085. Injunction bonds for injunctions affecting public construction contracts.
- § 7.40.090. Bond for injunction after temporary restraining order.
- § 7.40.100. Copy of order serves as writ.
- § 7.40.110. Stay of judgment — Release of errors.
- § 7.40.120. Injunction, who is bound by.
- § 7.40.130. When adverse party becomes bound.
- § 7.40.140. Disposition of money collected on enjoined judgment.
- § 7.40.150. Contempt for disobedience.
- § 7.40.160. Attachment and arrest — Indemnity of plaintiff.
- § 7.40.170. Bond for appearance.
- § 7.40.180. Motion to dissolve or modify.
- § 7.40.190. Damages on dissolution of injunction to stay judgment.
- § 7.40.200. Damages for rents and waste.
- § 7.40.210. Motion to reinstate.
- § 7.40.230. Injunctions — Fraud in obtaining telecommunications service.
- § 19.105.470. Cease and desist orders — Utilizing temporary order, injunction, restraining order, or writ of mandamus.
- § 19.105.490. Violations — Referral to attorney general or prosecuting attorney.
- § 28B.10.584. Term papers, theses, dissertations, sale of prohibited — Violations enumerated — Exempted acts — Civil penalties — Injunctive relief.
- § 7.42.010. Obscene prints and articles — Jurisdiction to enjoin.
- § 7.42.020. Injunction authorized.
- § 7.42.030. Trial by jury — Judgment.
- § 7.42.040. Matter to be surrendered to sheriff — Seizure, destruction.
- § 7.42.050. Prosecuting attorney need not file undertaking prior to order — Nonliability.
- § 7.42.060. Knowledge of contents chargeable after service.
- § 7.42.070. Exemptions.
- § 10.37.130. Obscene literature — Description.
- § 7.43.010. Injunction authorized.
- § 7.43.020. Complaint — Affidavit.
- § 7.43.030. Temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction.
- § 7.43.040. Temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction — Bond required.
- § 7.43.050. Priority of actions.
- § 7.43.060. Dismissal of citizen complaint — Limitations.
- § 7.43.070. Service of complaint.
- § 7.43.080. Order of abatement.
- § 7.43.090. Final order of abatement.
- § 7.43.100. Sale of items subject to forfeiture — Use of proceeds.
- § 7.43.110. Violation of injunction — Contempt of court.
- § 7.43.120. Fine constitutes lien.
- § 7.43.130. Recovery of damages not precluded.
- § 7.44.010. Affidavit for writ.
- § 7.44.020. Complaint.
- § 7.44.021. Arrest and bail — Bond.
- § 7.44.030. Recognizance of defendant.
- § 7.44.031. Recognizance of defendant — Discharge by securing performance.
- § 7.44.040. Subrogation of surety — Rights of contractor.
- § 7.44.050. Habeas corpus available to defendant.
- § 7.44.060. District judges have jurisdiction.
- § 7.44.070. Venue.
- § 7.48.010. Actionable nuisance defined.
- § 7.48.020. Who may sue — Judgment for damages — Warrant for abatement — Injunction.
- § 7.48.030. Issuance and execution of warrant.
- § 7.48.040. Stay of issuance of warrant.
- § 7.48.110. Houses of lewdness, assignation or prostitution may be abated — Voluntary abatement.
- § 7.48.120. Nuisance defined.
- § 7.48.130. Public nuisance defined.
- § 7.48.140. Public nuisances enumerated.
- § 7.48.150. Private nuisance defined.
- § 7.48.155. Unlawful use of firearm or deadly weapon — Arrest required.
- § 7.48.160. Authorized act not a nuisance.
- § 7.48.170. Successive owners liable.
- § 7.48.180. Abatement does not preclude action for damages.
- § 7.48.190. Nuisance does not become legal by prescription.
- § 7.48.200. Remedies.
- § 7.48.210. Civil action, who may maintain.
- § 7.48.220. Abatement, by whom.
- § 7.48.230. Public nuisance — Abatement.
- § 7.48.240. Certain places of resort declared nuisances.
- § 7.48.250. Penalty — Abatement.
- § 7.48.260. Warrant of abatement.
- § 7.48.270. Stay of warrant.
- § 7.48.280. Costs of abatement.
- § 7.48.300. Agricultural activities and forest practices — Legislative finding and purpose.
- § 7.48.305. Agricultural activities and forest practices — Presumed reasonable and not a nuisance — Exception — Damages.
- § 7.48.310. Agricultural activities and forest practices — Definitions.
- § 7.48.315. Agricultural activities and forest practices — Recovering lawsuit costs — Farmers.
- § 7.48.320. Agricultural activities and forest practices — Recovering costs to investigate complaints — State and local agencies.
- § 7.48.330. Firearm industry — Public nuisance.
- § 7.48.905. Severability — 1979 c 122.
- § 7.52.010. Persons entitled to bring action.
- § 7.52.020. Requisites of complaint.
- § 7.52.030. Lien creditors as parties defendant.
- § 7.52.040. Notice.
- § 7.52.050. Service by publication.
- § 7.52.060. Answer — Contents.
- § 7.52.070. Trial — Proof must be taken.
- § 7.52.080. Order of sale or partition.
- § 7.52.090. Partition, how made.
- § 7.52.100. Report of referees, confirmation — Effect.
- § 7.52.110. Decree does not affect tenant.
- § 7.52.120. Costs.
- § 7.52.130. Sale of property.
- § 7.52.140. Estate for life or years to be set off.
- § 7.52.150. Lien creditors to be brought in.
- § 7.52.160. Clerk's certificate of unsatisfied judgment liens.