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Title 42 Welfare

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42-4-203. Settlement between recipient and tortfeasor or insurer; lien not discharged; exceptions.

(a) No settlement made by and between the applicant or recipient and the tortfeasor or insurer shall discharge the right to reimbursement created pursuant to this article, against any money due or owing by such tortfeasor or insurer to the applicant or recipient or relieve the tortfeasor or insurer from liability by reason of the right to reimbursement unless the settlement also provides for the payment and discharge of the right to reimbursement and the attorney general has signed a written release as provided by W.S. 42-4-201(b). (i) Repealed By Laws 2002, Ch. 39, § 2. (ii) Repealed By Laws 2002, Ch. 39, § 2.

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42-4-203. Settlement between recipient and tortfeasor or insurer; lien not discharged; exceptions.

(a) No settlement made by and between the applicant or recipient and the tortfeasor or insurer shall discharge the right to reimbursement created pursuant to this article, against any money due or owing by such tortfeasor or insurer to the applicant or recipient or relieve the tortfeasor or insurer from liability by reason of the right to reimbursement unless the settlement also provides for the payment and discharge of the right to reimbursement and the attorney general has signed a written release as provided by W.S. 42-4-201(b). (i) Repealed By Laws 2002, Ch. 39, § 2. (ii) Repealed By Laws 2002, Ch. 39, § 2.

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