Expiration of judgment remedies in circuit court
Source:
Section 18.180 — Expiration of judgment remedies in circuit court, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors018.html.
Notes of Decisions
Under former similar statute (ORS 18.360)
A divorce property settlement agreement that required one party to maintain life insurance for the benefit of his minor children did not merge in the divorce decree and did not expire for failure to renew under this section. Carothers v. Carothers, 260 Or 99, 488 P2d 1185 (1971)
Appeal from circuit court to the Supreme Court does not vacate or nullify the decree sought to be reviewed. Malick v. Malick, 271 Or 183, 530 P2d 1243 (1975)
Assignee of unrecorded assignment may renew judgment on underlying debt. First National Bank v. Jack Mathis General Contractor, Inc., 274 Or 315, 546 P2d 754 (1976)
Attempted renewal of judgment in name of deceased judgment creditor was not effective and judgment should have been renewed in name of decedent’s beneficiary, real party in interest. Hamilton v. Hughey, 284 Or 739, 588 P2d 38 (1978)
Renewal of judgment brought in name of deceased creditor by lawful successors to creditor was valid, though subject to amendment to reflect real parties in interest. Reutter v. RWS Construction, Inc., 128 Or App 365, 875 P2d 1187 (1994)
Ability to renew dissolution judgment within 10 years after future payment is due applies only to judgment that provides for future payment to occur 10 or more years after date of entry of judgment. Carroll v. Murphy, 186 Or App 59, 61 P3d 964 (2003)
Period during which judgment and lien exist is not subject to tolling provisions. Oregon Recovery, LLC v. Lake Forest Equities, Inc., 229 Or App 120, 211 P3d 937 (2009)
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