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Code · Washington · Title 59 — Landlord and Tenant · Chapter 59.21

RCW 59.21.040

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A tenant is not entitled to relocation assistance under this chapter if:
(1)The tenant has given notice to the landlord of his or her intent to vacate the park and terminate the tenancy before any written notice of closure pursuant to RCW 59.20.080 (1)(e) has been given; or
(2)the tenant purchased a mobile home already situated in the park or moved a mobile home into the park after a written notice of closure pursuant to RCW 59.20.080 (1)(e) has been given and the person received actual prior notice of the change or closure. However, no tenant may be denied relocation assistance under subsection
(1)of this section if the tenant has remained on the premises and continued paying rent for a period of at least six months after giving notice of intent to vacate and before receiving formal notice of a closure or change of use.
[ 2024 c 325 s 7 ; 2023 c 259 s 3 ; 2023 c 40 s 17 ; 1998 c 124 s 4 ; 1995 c 122 s 8 ; 1989 c 201 s 4 .]
Notes:
Findings — Intent — 2023 c 40: See note following RCW 59.20.030 .
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