Washington § 90.03.625 - Water rights adjudication — Motion for default.

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§ 90.03.625. Water rights adjudication — Motion for default.

Upon expiration of the filing period established under RCW 90.03.120, the department shall file a motion for default against defendants who have been served but who have failed to timely file an adjudication claim under RCW 90.03.140. A party in default may file a late claim under the same circumstances the party could respond or defend under court rules on default judgments.
[ 2023 c 160 s 4; 2009 c 332 s 4.]

Notes

Application—2009 c 332: See note following RCW 90.03.110.

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