Washington § 87.56.160 - Liquidation — Assessments to pay remaining debts.

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§ 87.56.160. Liquidation — Assessments to pay remaining debts.

In the execution of a plan of liquidation, the court shall have authority to order the sale of any or all of the district property or the exchange of any of the district property for any evidence of district indebtedness in accordance with the rights of the district and of all the creditors concerned, and if upon the exhaustion of the district property in the payment of the district indebtedness including the costs of dissolution and receivership proceedings, any district indebtedness remain undischarged, the court shall have authority to order district assessments against the lands included within the operation of the district to continue to be made in accordance with the rights of the persons interested in the manner provided by law to pay the remaining indebtedness until sufficient revenue has been raised to pay fully all the obligations of the district.
[ 1925 ex.s. c 124 s 21; RRS s 7543-21.]

Notes

Assessments, levies: RCW 87.03.240 through 87.03.305.

Source: official Washington text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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