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OAR 690-380-8004
Water Resources Department
Temporary Transfer Applications under OAR 690-380-8000(2)
ORS 540.572
Distribution and Storage of Water; Watermasters; Water Right Changes, Transfers and Forfeitures
Application of certificated water elsewhere within district
  • notice
ORS 105.115
Property Rights
Causes of unlawful holding by force
  • action for return of possession
ORS 238.115
Public Employees Retirement System
Alternate method of restoring credit forfeited by reason of termination of membership
ORS 161.005
General Provisions
Short title
OAR 141-093-0215
Department of State Lands
Jackson County Vernal Pools - Specific Conditions
OAR 436-001-0030
Department of Consumer and Business Services, Workers' Compensation Division
Role of the Workers’ Compensation Division
OAR 125-160-0900
Department of Administrative Services
Appealing Claims Decisions and Actions
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forfeiture by peaceable re-entry Jurisdiction: United Kingdom
 



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