Washington § 85.28.110 - Compensation of viewers — Costs.

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§ 85.28.110. Compensation of viewers — Costs.

The viewers appointed under the provisions of this chapter shall receive the sum of two dollars per day for their services, and the *county surveyor shall receive such compensation as is allowed by law for like services, the same to be taxed as costs and paid by the petitioner. All other costs shall be the same as in civil actions in the superior court.
[ 1899 c 125 s 10; RRS s 4403.]

Notes

*Reviser's note: "county surveyor," see note following RCW 85.28.040.

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