Washington § 79.14.060 - Surrender of lease — Liability.

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§ 79.14.060. Surrender of lease — Liability.

Every lessee shall have the option of surrendering his or her lease as to all or any portion or portions of the land covered thereby at any time and shall be relieved of all liability thereunder with respect to the land so surrendered except for monetary payments theretofore accrued and except for physical damage to the premises embraced by his or her lease which have been occasioned by his or her operations.
[ 2013 c 23 s 258; 1955 c 131 s 6. Prior: 1937 c 161 ss 8, 10. Formerly RCW 78.28.330.]

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