RCW 61.30.060: Notice of intent to forfeit—Declaration of forfeiture—Time limitations.

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Washington Code › Title 61 › Chapter 30 › Section 060

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The notice of intent to forfeit shall be given not later than ten days after it is recorded. The declaration of forfeiture shall be given not later than three days after it is recorded. Either required notice may be given before it is recorded, but the declaration of forfeiture may not be given before the time for cure has expired. Notices which are served or mailed are given for the purposes of this section when served or mailed. Notices which must be posted and published as provided in RCW 61.30.050 (2)(b) are given for the purposes of this section when both posted and first published.

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