RCW 6.13.140
Appraiser—Oath—Duties.
The person appointed, before entering upon the performance of duties, must take an oath to faithfully perform the same. The appraiser must view the premises and appraise the market value thereof and, if the appraised value, less all liens and encumbrances, exceeds the homestead exemption, must determine whether the land claimed can be divided without material injury. Within fifteen days after appointment, the appraiser must make to the court a report in writing, which report must show the appraised value, less liens and encumbrances, and, if necessary, the determination whether or not the land can be divided without material injury and without violation of any governmental restriction.
[ 1987 c 442 § 214; 1895 c 64 § 14; RRS § 542. Formerly RCW 6.12.190.]
Structure Revised Code of Washington
Title 6 - Enforcement of Judgments
6.13.010 - Homestead, what constitutes—Terms defined.
6.13.020 - Homestead—What may constitute.
6.13.030 - Homestead exemption amount.
6.13.050 - Homestead presumed abandoned, when—Declaration of nonabandonment.
6.13.060 - Conveyance or encumbrance by spouses or domestic partners.
6.13.070 - Homestead exempt from execution, when—Presumed valid.
6.13.080 - Homestead exemption, when not available.
6.13.090 - Judgment against homestead owner—Lien on excess value of homestead property.
6.13.100 - Execution against homestead—Application for appointment of appraiser.
6.13.110 - Application under RCW 6.13.100 must be made by verified petition—Contents.
6.13.130 - Hearing—Appointment of appraiser.
6.13.140 - Appraiser—Oath—Duties.
6.13.150 - Division of homestead.
6.13.160 - Sale, if not divisible.
6.13.170 - Application of proceeds.
6.13.180 - Money from sale protected.
6.13.190 - Appraiser—Compensation.