Washington § 38.52.1951 - Application of exemption from liability for architects and engineers.

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§ 38.52.1951. Application of exemption from liability for architects and engineers.

For purposes of the liability of an architect or engineer serving as a volunteer emergency worker, the exemption from liability provided under RCW 38.52.195 extends to all damages, so long as the conditions specified in RCW 38.52.195 (1) through (5) occur.
[ 1993 c 206 s 2.]

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