Washington § 49.48.190 - Sales representatives — Rights and remedies not exclusive — Waiver void.

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§ 49.48.190. Sales representatives — Rights and remedies not exclusive — Waiver void.

(1) RCW 49.48.150 through 49.48.190 supplement but do not supplant any other rights and remedies enjoyed by sales representatives.
(2) A provision of RCW 49.48.150 through 49.48.190 may not be waived, whether by express waiver or by attempt to make a contract or agreement subject to the laws of another state. A waiver of a provision of RCW 49.48.150 through 49.48.190 is void.
[ 1992 c 177 s 5.]

Notes

Severability—1992 c 177: See note following RCW 49.48.150.

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