Washington § 60.42.060 - County auditor or recorder — Duties — Fees.

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§ 60.42.060. County auditor or recorder — Duties — Fees.

The county auditor or recorder shall record the notice of claim of lien against proceeds, and any release thereof, in the same manner as deeds and other instruments of title are recorded under chapter 65.08 RCW. Notices of claim of lien against proceeds for registered land need not be recorded in the Torrens register. The county auditor or recorder may not charge a higher fee for recording a notice of claim of lien against proceeds, or for a release thereof, than what the county auditor or recorder charges for other documents.
[ 1997 c 315 s 7.]

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