Washington § 87.56.230 - Final report of receiver — Apportionment of excess assets — Decree of dissolution.

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§ 87.56.230. Final report of receiver — Apportionment of excess assets — Decree of dissolution.

When all district indebtedness has been discharged as in this chapter provided, and all expenses of the dissolution proceedings have been paid, the receiver shall report such fact to the court with a full account of all assets and moneys received and disbursed. The court shall examine said report and if found satisfactory shall approve the same; shall order any funds remaining after the payment of all indebtedness apportioned to the several owners of land within the district in accordance with the ratio of the last assessment roll of the district, and shall enter a decree dissolving and annulling the district, which shall thereafter cease to exist as a corporate entity.
[ 1925 ex.s. c 124 s 30; RRS s 7543-30.]

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