Washington § 87.22.050 - Hearing, time and place of.

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§ 87.22.050. Hearing, time and place of.

Upon the filing of said petition with the schedule of irrigable acreage and maximum benefits, the court shall fix a time and place for hearing the same and shall order the secretary of the district to give and publish a notice of said hearing. Said hearing may be held at the place fixed in the order and may be adjourned to a place certain in any county in which any lands within the district are situated, and may be continued from time to time and adjourned from county to county for the convenience of landowners and other interested persons.
[ 1929 c 120 s 5; RRS s 7530-5.]

Notes

Official paper for publication: RCW 87.03.020.

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