Washington § 60.60.020 - Livestock and perishable property — Sale of.

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§ 60.60.020. Livestock and perishable property — Sale of.

If said property consists of livestock, the maintenance of which at the place where kept is wasteful and expensive in proportion to the value of the animals, or consists of perishable property liable, if kept, to destruction, waste or great depreciation, the person, firm or corporation having such lien may sell the same upon giving ten days' notice.
[ 1927 c 144 s 2; Code 1881 s 1981; 1863 p 421 s 13; 1860 p 288 s 13; RRS s 1192.]

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