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ORS 540.585
Distribution and Storage of Water; Watermasters; Water Right Changes, Transfers and Forfeitures
Temporary transfers within Deschutes River Basin
  • procedure
  • fee
OAR 199-001-0014
Oregon Government Ethics Commission
Guidelines on How Multiple Violations Will Be Charged
ORS 18.048
Judgments
Judgment in criminal action that contains money award
ORS 399.075
Organized Militia
Ordering organized militia into active service of the state
  • Adjutant General
  • pay and allowances
OAR 733-030-0520
Travel Information Council
Criteria
OAR 735-063-0205
Department of Transportation, Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division
Definitions
OAR 137-100-0005
Department of Justice
Definitions
ORS 113.035
Initiation of Estate Proceedings
Petition for appointment of personal representative and probate of will
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forfeiture by peaceable re-entry Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
 



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