Randy Reynolds & Assocs. v. Harmon (2019)

Citation: Randy Reynolds & Assocs. v. Harmon (2019)
Parent Document: Randy Reynolds & Assocs. v. Harmon (2019)
Jurisdiction: Washington (state)
Effective Date: 2019-03-28
Original Source: https://www.courtlistener.com/opinion/4604593/randy-reynolds-assocs-v-harmon/ ↗

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shall not execute the same for three days thereafter, and the defendant, or person
   in possession of the premises within three days after the service of the writ of
   restitution may execute to the plaintiff a bond to be filed with and approved by the
   clerk of the court in such sum as may be fixed by the judge, with sufficient surety
   to be approved by the clerk of the court, conditioned that they will pay to the plaintiff
   such sum as the plaintiff may recover for the use and occupation of the premises,
   or any rent found due, together with all damages the plaintiff may sustain by reason
   of the defendant occupying or keeping possession of the premises, together with
   all damages which the court theretofore has awarded to the plaintiff as provided In
   this chapter, and also all the costs of the action. . . . The plaintiff, his or her agent
   or attorneys, shall have notice of the time and place where the court or judge
   thereof shall fix the amount of the defendant's bond, and shall have notice and a
   reasonable opportunity to examine Into the qualification and sufficiency of the
   sureties upon the bond before the bond shall be approved by the clerk.
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Randy Reynolds & Assocs. v. Kasey Harmon
No. 95575-1

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