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Chapter 7.48 RCW

NUISANCES

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HTMLPDF 7.48.010Actionable nuisance defined.
HTMLPDF 7.48.020Who may sue—Judgment for damages—Warrant for abatement—Injunction.
HTMLPDF 7.48.030Issuance and execution of warrant.
HTMLPDF 7.48.040Stay of issuance of warrant.
HTMLPDF 7.48.050Moral nuisances—Definitions.
HTMLPDF 7.48.052Moral nuisances.
HTMLPDF 7.48.054Moral nuisance—Personal property—Effects of notice.
HTMLPDF 7.48.056Abate moral nuisance—Enjoin owner.
HTMLPDF 7.48.058Maintaining action to abate moral nuisance—Bond.
HTMLPDF 7.48.060Moral nuisance—Jurisdiction—Filing a complaint.
HTMLPDF 7.48.062Moral nuisance—Restraining order—Violations.
HTMLPDF 7.48.064Moral nuisance—Hearing—Notice—Consolidation with trial.
HTMLPDF 7.48.066Finding of moral nuisance—Orders.
HTMLPDF 7.48.068Abatement of moral nuisance by owner—Effect on injunction.
HTMLPDF 7.48.070Moral nuisance—Priority of action on calendar.
HTMLPDF 7.48.072Moral nuisance—Effects of admission or finding of guilt.
HTMLPDF 7.48.074Moral nuisance—Evidence of reputation—Admissibility.
HTMLPDF 7.48.076Moral nuisance—Trial—Costs—Dismissal—Judgment.
HTMLPDF 7.48.078Moral nuisance—Judgment—Penalties—Disposal of personal property.
HTMLPDF 7.48.080Moral nuisance—Violation of injunction—Contempt of court.
HTMLPDF 7.48.085Moral nuisance—Property owner may repossess.
HTMLPDF 7.48.090Moral nuisance—Contraband—Forfeitures.
HTMLPDF 7.48.100Moral nuisance—Immunity of certain motion picture theater employees.
HTMLPDF 7.48.110Houses of lewdness, assignation or prostitution may be abated—Voluntary abatement.
HTMLPDF 7.48.120Nuisance defined.
HTMLPDF 7.48.130Public nuisance defined.
HTMLPDF 7.48.140Public nuisances enumerated.
HTMLPDF 7.48.150Private nuisance defined.
HTMLPDF 7.48.155Unlawful use of firearm or deadly weapon—Arrest required.
HTMLPDF 7.48.160Authorized act not a nuisance.
HTMLPDF 7.48.170Successive owners liable.
HTMLPDF 7.48.180Abatement does not preclude action for damages.
HTMLPDF 7.48.190Nuisance does not become legal by prescription.
HTMLPDF 7.48.200Remedies.
HTMLPDF 7.48.210Civil action, who may maintain.
HTMLPDF 7.48.220Abatement, by whom.
HTMLPDF 7.48.230Public nuisance—Abatement.
HTMLPDF 7.48.240Certain places of resort declared nuisances.
HTMLPDF 7.48.250Penalty—Abatement.
HTMLPDF 7.48.260Warrant of abatement.
HTMLPDF 7.48.270Stay of warrant.
HTMLPDF 7.48.280Costs of abatement.
HTMLPDF 7.48.300Agricultural activities and forest practices—Legislative finding and purpose.
HTMLPDF 7.48.305Agricultural activities and forest practices—Presumed reasonable and not a nuisance—Exception—Damages.
HTMLPDF 7.48.310Agricultural activities and forest practices—Definitions.
HTMLPDF 7.48.315Agricultural activities and forest practices—Recovering lawsuit costs—Farmers.
HTMLPDF 7.48.320Agricultural activities and forest practices—Recovering costs to investigate complaints—State and local agencies.
HTMLPDF 7.48.905Severability—1979 c 122.

NOTES:

Nuisances
criminal: Chapter 9.66 RCW.
drug, injunctions: Chapter 7.43 RCW.
jurisdiction of superior court: State Constitution Art. 4 § 6 (Amendment 28).
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