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200%; widows: 2; orphans: 2" align="JUSTIFY">Have used the
following "<font color="#000000"><font face="Times New Roman,
serif"><font size="3">This
motion is based upon the records and files herein, including
the
Summons, Complaint, Declaration of Service, RCW 59.12.090,
and RCW
2.28.150." using 2.28.150 supports the remedy. Have not
faced a challenge.<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 11/04/2019 02:48 PM, Paul Neumiller
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<p class="MsoPlainText">Hey Listmates! I am representing a
commercial tenant in an unlawful detainer action (outside of
King County.) So, the LL's attorney went into our local court
and got an order to for a show cause hearing. Here's the
thing. I have done this many many times for <i>residential</i>
evictions, but I can find absolutely no authority for a show
cause hearing for
<i>commercial</i> evictions. All the show cause hearing stuff
(a legal term) is under Chapter 59.18 and nothing under
Chapter 59.12. What am I missing here? Is it hidden in some
other general litigation statutes? While the tenant has some
other defenses, I’m wondering if I can object to the Order to
Show Cause itself because there is no statutory provision for
it. While I have found 9 reported cases in CaseMaker in which
there were show cause hearings in connection with commercial
leases (mostly unpublished cases, of course), maddeningly,
none of the cases give the actual legal authority to order a
show cause hearing. The reported cases just cavalierly report
that “the court set the show cause hearing for [date]” without
cite to authority for doing so. Anyone???? Do I just live
with it and don’t even try to fight it because “that’s the way
we have always done it”?<o:p></o:p></p>
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