Washington § 65.04.060 - Record when lien is discharged.

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§ 65.04.060. Record when lien is discharged.

Whenever any mortgage, bond, lien, or instrument incumbering real estate, has been satisfied, released or discharged, by the recording of an instrument of release, or acknowledgment of satisfaction, the auditor shall immediately note, in the comment section of the index, the recording number of the original mortgage, bond, lien, or instrument.
[ 1999 c 233 s 15; 1985 c 44 s 17; Code 1881 s 2729; 1869 p 315 s 25; RRS s 10604.]

Notes

Effective date—1999 c 233: See note following RCW 4.28.320.

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