Washington § 70.96.150 - Inability to contribute to cost no bar to admission.

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§ 70.96.150. Inability to contribute to cost no bar to admission.

[ 1959 c 85 s 15.]
Repealed by 1989 c 270 s 35; and subsequently recodified as RCW 70.96A.430 pursuant to 1993 c 131 s 1.

Notes

Reviser's note: This section was amended by 1989 c 271 s 308, without cognizance of the repeal thereof; and subsequently recodified without cognizance of the repeal thereof.
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RCW 70.96.150

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