Washington § 89.30.646 - Installment payments — Entry of payments — Receipt.

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§ 89.30.646. Installment payments — Entry of payments — Receipt.

Upon the payment of any said assessment, the county treasurer shall enter the date of payment in said assessment book opposite the description of the land and the name of the person paying, and give a receipt to such person specifying the amount of the assessment and the amount paid with the description of the property assessed.
[ 1927 c 254 s 216; RRS s 7402-216. Formerly RCW 89.28.250.]

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