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Code · Washington · Title 85 — Diking and Drainage · Chapter 85.24

RCW 85.24.220

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When a piece, lot, or tract of land has been assessed in one body, if the same is subsequently subdivided by the owner, or there should be purchasers of different portions of such tract, then the owner or purchaser may pay the taxes upon such piece or tract of land, paying the proportion which is proper upon such separate piece or tract.
[ 1909 c 225 s 25 ; RRS s 4385.]
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