Washington § 51.14.070 - Payments upon default.

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§ 51.14.070. Payments upon default.

Whenever compensation due under this title is not paid because of an uncorrected default of a self-insurer, such compensation shall be paid from the medical aid and accidents funds, and any moneys obtained by the director from the bonds or other security provided under RCW 51.14.020 shall be deposited to the appropriate fund for the payment of compensation and administrative costs, including attorneys' fees.
[ 1986 c 57 s 3; 1971 ex.s. c 289 s 36.]

Notes

Intent—1986 c 57: See note following RCW 51.14.077.

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