Washington § 87.22.210 - Payment to record owner.

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§ 87.22.210. Payment to record owner.

Payment by the said county treasurer of any installment of or interest on said bonds, or any of the same, to the recorded owner thereof as shown on said registration book shall constitute a valid payment, without surrender of said bonds or any of the same, provided that final payment on account of any bond shall not be made until and unless the same is surrendered.
[ 1929 c 120 s 29; RRS s 7530-29. FORMER PART OF SECTION: 1929 c 120 s 30; RRS s 7530-30, now codified as RCW 87.22.215.]

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