WA · rules
Wash. Super. Ct. Civ. R. 53.1
Referees
(a) Referees--Definition and Powers. [Reserved. See RCW 2.24.060.]
(b) Reference by Consent--Right to Jury Trial. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.010.]
(c) Reference Without Consent. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.020.]
(d) To Whom Reference May Be Ordered. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.030.]
(e) Qualifications of Referees. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.040.]
(f) Challenges to Referees. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.050.]
(g) Trial Procedure--Powers of Referee. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.060.]
(h) Referee's Report--Contents--Evidence, Filing of, Frivolous. [Reserved. See
RCW 4.48.070.]
(i) Proceedings on Filing of Report. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.080.]
(j) Judgment on Referee’s Report. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.090.]
(k) Fees of Referees. [Reserved. See RCW 4.48.100.]
History
[Adopted effective July 1, 1967.]
Provenance
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- www.courts.wa.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-16
- Edition
- 2026-09-16
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