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OAR 331-910-0035
Oregon Health Authority, Health Licensing Office
General Examination Information
ORS 609.163
Dogs; Exotic Animals; Dealers
Enhanced civil penalties for habitual violators
OAR 331-712-0020
Oregon Health Authority, Health Licensing Office
General Examination Information
OAR 331-900-0065
Oregon Health Authority, Health Licensing Office
General Body Piercing Examination Information
OAR 690-380-8002
Water Resources Department
Temporary Transfer Applications under OAR 690-380-8000(1)
ORS 308.260
Assessment of Property for Taxation
Watercraft used for reduction or processing of deep-sea fish
  • machinery and equipment
  • assessment
  • taxation
OAR 690-077-0080
Water Resources Department
Miscellaneous Provisions: Cancellation or Waiving of an Instream Water Right
ORS 756.160
Public Utility Commission
Enforcement of statutes and ordinances relating to utilities
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forfeiture by peaceable re-entry Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
 



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