Washington § 76.36.100 - Right of entry to retake branded products.

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§ 76.36.100. Right of entry to retake branded products.

The owner of any mark or brand registered as herein provided, by himself or herself or his or her duly authorized agent or representative, shall have a lawful right, at any time and in any peaceable manner, to enter into or upon any tidelands, marshes, and beaches of this state and any mill, mill yard, mill boom, rafting, or storage grounds and any forest products or raft or boom thereof, for the purpose of searching for any forest products and booming equipment having impressed thereupon or cut therein a registered mark or brand belonging to him or her and to retake any forest products and booming equipment so found by him or her.
[ 2013 c 23 s 221; 1925 ex.s. c 154 s 10; RRS s 8381-10. Prior: 1901 c 123 s 4.]

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