Washington § 64.35.510 - Schedule of expiration dates must be provided.

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§ 64.35.510. Schedule of expiration dates must be provided.

(1) A qualified insurer must, as soon as reasonably possible after the beginning date for the qualified warranty, provide an owner and association with a schedule of the expiration dates for coverages under the qualified warranty as applicable to the unit and the common elements, respectively.
(2) The expiration date schedule for a unit must set out all the required dates on an adhesive label that is a minimum size of four inches by four inches and is suitable for affixing by the owner in a conspicuous location in the unit.
[ 2004 c 201 s 1101.]

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