A. J. Tower Co. v. Commissioner

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• “ ‘[A] complaint states facts sufficient to constitute a claim for relief if it contains allegations which permit the introduction of evidence which will satisfy the elements of the claim.’ ” (quoting Davis v. Surcamp, 86 Or App 310, 312, 738 P2d 1006 (1987)

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