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· 8/23/2005

Minor v. Miller

Citations

  • 129 Wash. App. 1009
  • 2005 Wash. App. LEXIS 2823

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  • noting that “at common law a shed, connected with the house and used for ... household purposes ... would be considered a part of the dwelling-house, which an officer may not enter by force or against the will of the owner”

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