When general damages allowed
Source:
Section 31.210 — When general damages allowed, https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors031.html
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Notes of Decisions
Failure to allege that retraction had been requested of magazine publishers and refused by them, as required by this section, rendered complaint insufficient to constitute cause of action for general damages for libel. Davidson v. Rogers, 281 Or 219, 574 P2d 624 (1978)
Condition of this section denying general damages unless retraction is demanded but not published does not violate Constitution, Article I, Section 10, which provides that every man shall have remedy by due course of law for injury done him. Davidson v. Rogers, 281 Or 219, 574 P2d 624 (1978)
This section does not apply in an action against a person not associated with the broadcast or print media. Wheeler v. Green, 286 Or 99, 593 P2d 777 (1979)
When claim characterized as false light alleges facts that also constitute claim for defamation, plaintiff must seek retraction under this provision from defendant as prerequisite to bringing false light claim. Magenis v. Fisher Broadcasting, Inc., 103 Or App 555, 798 P2d 1106 (1990)
Law Review Citations
19 WLR 677 (1983)