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· 5/2/1997

In Re the Welfare of M.S.S.

Citations

  • 936 P.2d 36
  • 86 Wash. App. 127
  • 1997 Wash. App. LEXIS 681

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • explaining that failure to provide required notice mandates remand unless tribe has participated in proceedings or expressly indicated it has no interest in proceedings
  • \[f]ailure to provide the required notice mandates remand unless the tribe has participated in the proceedings or expressly indicated that it has no interest in the proceedings.\
  • \[f]ailure to provide the required notice mandates remand unless the tribe has participated in the proceedings or expressly indicated that it has no interest in the proceedings.\
  • “Failure to provide the required notice mandates remand unless the tribe has participated in the proceedings or expressly indicated that it has no interest in the proceedings.”
  • finding substantial compliance when notice was received via overnight mail

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Judges: Armstrong

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