Washington § 89.30.202 - Eminent domain — Verdict and findings binding as to levy.

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§ 89.30.202. Eminent domain — Verdict and findings binding as to levy.

If the damages found in any condemnation proceedings are to be paid for from special assessments levied in behalf of any general improvement or divisional district, the verdict and findings of the court or jury as to damages and benefits shall be binding upon the board of directors of the district in their levy of assessments to pay the cost of the system or improvements on behalf of which the condemnation was had, as herein provided.
[ 1927 c 254 s 68; RRS s 7402-68. Formerly RCW 89.22.860.]

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