Washington § 43.17.340 - Interagency disputes — Alternative dispute resolution — Exception.

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§ 43.17.340. Interagency disputes — Alternative dispute resolution — Exception.

RCW 43.17.320 and 43.17.330 shall not apply to any state agency that is a party to a lawsuit, which: (1) Impleads another state agency into the lawsuit when necessary for the administration of justice; or (2) files a notice of appeal, petitions for review, or makes other filings subject to time limits, in order to preserve legal rights and remedies.
[ 1993 c 279 s 4.]

Notes

Intent—1993 c 279: See note following RCW 43.17.320.

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