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: Seattle Landlord-Tenant AttorneyTenant at Will
By Scott Eller, Esq.
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A tenant at will is not defined by statute in Washington. A tenancy at will is of indefinite duration, terminable at the will of either party without advance notice, and does not survive the death of either party.
Unlawful detainer was not a cause of action at common law (i.e. before such a statute [...]Full post as published by Seattle Landlord-Tenant Attorney on April 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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