Washington § 89.30.592 - Assessments in general improvement or divisional district — Roll to segregate lands as to counties.

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§ 89.30.592. Assessments in general improvement or divisional district — Roll to segregate lands as to counties.

Where the general improvement or divisional district embraces lands lying in more than one county, the assessment roll shall be so arranged that the lands lying in each county shall be segregated and grouped according to the county in which the same are situated.
[ 1927 c 254 s 198; RRS s 7402-198. Formerly RCW 89.26.760.]

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