Washington § 19.72.180 - Successive recoveries on bond — Limitation.

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§ 19.72.180. Successive recoveries on bond — Limitation.

In the event of the breach of the condition of any bond described in RCW 19.72.109, successive recoveries may be made thereon by any of the obligees thereof: PROVIDED, HOWEVER, That the total amount of all such recoveries, whether by one or more of such obligees, shall not exceed, in the aggregate, the penal sum specified in such bond.
[ 1959 c 113 s 1.]

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