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concluding that a supporting memorandum is not a "motion" for purposes of the ORCP
Summary of this case from Adams v. AdamsOpinion
April 11, 2000
concluding that a supporting memorandum is not a "motion" for purposes of the ORCP
Summary of this case from Adams v. AdamsApril 11, 2000
concluding that a supporting memorandum is not a "motion" for purposes of the ORCP
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Summary of this case from Vento v. Versatile Logic Systems Corp.Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Apr 11, 2000
Severance pay is "wages" for purposes of ORS chapter 652. See Ore. Motor Ass'n, 248 Or at 136 ("wages" means…
Young v. State of OregonWe stated: "In Wyatt [ v. Body Imaging, P.C., 163 Or App 526, 531-32, 989 P2d 36 (1999), rev den, 330 Or…