Washington § 87.53.010 - Dissolution authorized — Consent of bondholders recorded.

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§ 87.53.010. Dissolution authorized — Consent of bondholders recorded.

An irrigation district may be dissolved and its affairs liquidated as herein prescribed. If there are outstanding bonds of the district the acknowledged uniform consent in writing of at least two-thirds in amount of the holders of the bonds must be recorded in the office of the auditor of the county in which the district board has its office.
[ 1951 c 237 s 1. Prior: 1899 c 102 ss 1, 2; RRS ss 7531, 7532.]

Notes

Reviser's note: For prior laws on this subject see 1899 c 102; RRS ss 7531-7543.

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