[WSBARP] Crazy ULD Commissioner

[Tom Westbrook]

Hello all,

So we gave notice to vacate on a for cause provision in the new law. The HJP
attorney argued that the new law did not override the Proclamation and the
Commissioner agreed. Our case was dismissed for no factual or legal basis
in our complaint. Our client has a 4 plex where Thurston County has ordered
our client to abandon the septic tank and hook up to sewer. 2 of the 4
tenants vacated upon our notice to vacate for cause under ESHB 1236(2)(m)
due to a legitimate economic and business reason. Commissioner said
Proclamation rules; not new law. We gave notice after the new law become
effective.

We are filing a motion for revision. Anyone have some legal argument that new
law by Legislature overrides the Proclamation as to the provisions outlined
in the new law?

Sincerely,

Tom



Thomas J. Westbrook

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