Washington § 23.100.0114 - Subjects covered outside chapter.

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§ 23.100.0114. Subjects covered outside chapter.

The following subjects are covered in whole or in part outside this chapter:
(1) Delivery of record: RCW 23.95.110;
(2) Filing with secretary of state: RCW 23.95.200 through 23.95.265;
(3) Name of entity: RCW 23.95.300 through 23.95.315;
(4) Registered agent of entity: RCW 23.95.400 through 23.95.460;
(5) Foreign entities: RCW 23.95.500 through 23.95.555;
(6) Administrative dissolution: RCW 23.95.600 through 23.95.625;
(7) Miscellaneous provisions, including supplemental principles of law and reservation of power to amend or repeal: RCW 23.95.700 through 23.95.715.
[ 2019 c 37 s 114.]

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