Oregon Legal Research BlogThe OSB Litigation Section Newsletter, July 2008 issue, also has this article, “Oregon Condemnation Procedure Revisited,” on page 8, by Mark J. Fucile….
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Oregon Property Condemnation Procedure
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Lost and Found in Oregon: Finders, Keepers? Losers, Weepers?
…are under these Index headings: Lost Papers and Records and Lost Property I posted on a related subject a little while ago, but thought it might be useful for you…
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Oregon Renters / Tenants in Foreclosed Housing: 2009 SB 952
…bill would require that in addition to the property owner, tenants be provided with foreclosure notice. Tenants without a lease would receive 30 days notice. Tenants with a lease would…
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Oregon Landlord Training
…this nationally recognized program has taught over 13000 Portland-area owners and managers how to keep illegal activity out of rentals, maintain property in compliance with City maintenance regulations, and partner…
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Oregon Dogs: Therapy, Assistance, and Companion Dogs
…If your question is about: 1) Dogs on private property: Contact the owner of the business and the owner/landlord of the property where the business is located, in addition to…
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Who Owns the Money Hidden in the Walls — After the House is Sold?
…to plaintiff. Section 8 of the real estate sale agreement between plaintiff and the estate provides, “PERSONAL PROPERTY: The following personal property, in ‘AS-IS’ condition and at no stated value…
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Small Claims Litigant (winner) vs. Meth House (loser)
…police officers, then suggested that the residents file a complaint under ORS 105.550 et seq., which allows a person residing or doing business in the county where the property is…
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What’s a Homestead Exemption?
…Oregon State Bar overview. Excerpt: “If two or more members of a household are judgment debtors, each person is entitled to claim these exemptions in the same or different property….
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Grandfathered Livestock? Cash Cow Alpacas? Where? Oregon, of course
…“two and a half” horses (one is a miniature) he keeps on his six-acre property in unincorporated Washington County. The list is the result of a creative compromise between the…
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Oregon Nov 2008 Election Ballot Measures (so far)
…50 percent of registered voters to cast ballots and a majority of voters to approve property-tax measures. Currently only the general election in even-numbered years is exempt from the requirement,…