Washington § 87.22.245 - Assessments — Receipts.

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§ 87.22.245. Assessments — Receipts.

In case the owner of any land within an irrigation district shall make payment in accordance with the second provision in RCW 87.22.240, the county treasurer shall issue to such landowner a receipt stating that such payments have been made and that such lands shall thereafter be subject only to the assessments provided for in accordance with such provisions; and, in case any landowner within such irrigation district shall make any payments in accordance with the third provision of RCW 87.22.240, the county treasurer shall issue to such landowner a receipt showing the payment of such installment or installments and stating that credit therefor is thereby given to such landowner as to apply to future installments.
[ 1931 c 42 s 6; 1929 c 120 s 33; RRS s 7530-33. Formerly RCW 87.22.240, part.]

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