Washington § 87.22.280 - Judicial confirmation.

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§ 87.22.280. Judicial confirmation.

Proceedings had for the authorization, issuance and disposal of refunding bonds provided for herein may be considered, confirmed and approved by the court in proceedings authorized by the irrigation district act in the same manner and with the same effect, as proceedings had for authorization, issuance and disposal of other irrigation district bonds provided for by law, are considered, confirmed and approved.
[ 1929 c 120 s 38; RRS s 7530-38.]

Notes

Proceedings for judicial confirmation: RCW 87.03.780 through 87.03.805.

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