Washington § 85.07.130 - Civil action to strike land from assessment roll — Costs.

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§ 85.07.130. Civil action to strike land from assessment roll — Costs.

Whenever any piece of land in any diking or drainage district in this state shall cease to be susceptible to benefit from the diking and/or drainage improvement of such district, the owner thereof may bring civil action in the superior court of the county wherein such property is situated, against the board of commissioners of such district in their official capacity, to have such property stricken from the assessment roll for such district. The procedure shall be that of other civil actions, except no judgment for costs shall be entered against such district in such proceedings.
[ 1935 c 102 s 1; RRS s 4360-1. Formerly RCW 85.04.180.]

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