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📚 Washington Statutes

  • Title 1 - General provisions
  • Title 2 - Courts of record
  • Title 3 - District courts — courts of limited jurisdiction
  • Title 4 - Civil procedure
  • Title 5 - Evidence
  • Title 6 - Enforcement of judgments
  • Title 7 - Special proceedings and actions
  • Title 8 - Eminent domain
  • Title 9 - Crimes and punishments
  • Title 9A - Washington criminal code
  • Title 10 - Criminal procedure
  • Title 11 - Probate and trust law
  • Title 12 - District courts — civil procedure
  • Title 13 - Juvenile courts and juvenile offenders
  • Title 14 - Aeronautics
  • Title 15 - Agriculture and marketing
  • Title 16 - Animals and livestock (formerly: animals, estrays, brands, and fences)
  • Title 17 - Weeds, rodents, and pests
  • Title 18 - Businesses and professions
  • Title 19 - Business regulations — miscellaneous
  • Title 20 - Commission merchants — agricultural products
  • Title 21 - Securities and investments
  • Title 22 - Warehousing and deposits
  • Title 23 - Corporations and associations (profit) (business corporation act: see title 23b rcw)
  • Title 23B - Washington business corporation act
  • Title 24 - Corporations and associations (nonprofit)
  • Title 25 - Partnerships
  • Title 26 - Domestic relations
  • Title 27 - Libraries, museums, and historical activities
  • Title 28A - Common school provisions
  • Title 28B - Higher education
  • Title 28C - Vocational education
  • Title 29A - Elections
  • Title 30 - Banks and trust companies
  • Title 31 - Miscellaneous loan agencies
  • Title 32 - Mutual savings banks
  • Title 33 - Savings and loan associations
  • Title 34 - Administrative law
  • Title 35 - Cities and towns
  • Title 35A - Optional municipal code
  • Title 36 - Counties
  • Title 37 - Federal areas — indians
  • Title 38 - Militia and military affairs
  • Title 39 - Public contracts and indebtedness
  • Title 40 - Public documents, records, and publications
  • Title 41 - Public employment, civil service, and pensions
  • Title 42 - Public officers and agencies
  • Title 43 - State government — executive
  • Title 44 - State government — legislative
  • Title 46 - Motor vehicles
  • Title 47 - Public highways and transportation
  • Title 48 - Insurance
  • Title 49 - Labor regulations
  • Title 50 - Unemployment compensation
  • Title 51 - Industrial insurance
  • Title 52 - Fire protection districts
  • Title 53 - Port districts
  • Title 54 - Public utility districts
  • Title 55 - Sanitary districts
  • Title 57 - Water-sewer districts
  • Title 58 - Boundaries and plats
  • Title 59 - Landlord and tenant
  • Title 60 - Liens
  • Title 61 - Mortgages, deeds of trust, and real estate contracts
  • Title 62A - Uniform commercial code
  • Title 63 - Personal property
  • Title 64 - Real property and conveyances
  • Title 65 - Recording, registration, and legal publication
  • Title 66 - Alcoholic beverage control
  • Title 67 - Sports and recreation — convention facilities
  • Title 68 - Cemeteries, morgues, and human remains
  • Title 69 - Food, drugs, cosmetics, and poisons
  • Title 70 - Public health and safety
  • Title 71 - Mental illness
  • Title 71A - Developmental disabilities
  • Title 72 - State institutions
  • Title 73 - Veterans and veterans' affairs
  • Title 74 - Public assistance
  • Title 76 - Forests and forest products
  • Title 77 - Fish and wildlife (formerly: game and game fish)
  • Title 78 - Mines, minerals, and petroleum
  • Title 79 - Public lands
  • Title 79A - Public recreational lands
  • Title 80 - Public utilities
  • Title 81 - Transportation
  • Title 82 - Excise taxes
  • Title 83 - Estate taxation
  • Title 84 - Property taxes
  • Title 85 - Diking and drainage
  • Title 86 - Flood control
  • Title 87 - Irrigation
  • Title 88 - Navigation and harbor improvements
  • Title 89 - Reclamation, soil conservation, and land settlement
  • Title 90 - Water rights — environment
  • Title 91 - Waterways
Washington Statutes

48.125 - Self-funded multiple employer welfare arrangements.

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