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Oregon Supreme Court· 9/29/1988

Bellikka v. Green

Citations

  • 762 P.2d 997
  • 306 Or. 630

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • recognizing that violations of the ORLTA give rise to a statutory tort
  • referring to the habitability provision of the URLTA, 7B Uniform Laws Cite as 306 Or App 658 (2020) 687 Annotated, URLTA § 2.104
  • applying principle that list of examples is construed to embody common principle that constitutes or limits general policy
  • explaining that a “statutory tort” allows recovery of damages if the plaintiff can show that the damages suffered came about as a result of the violation of a statute which the legislature passed intending to give recourse to a group of plaintiffs
  • considering the comment to a uniform law on which an Oregon statute was based
  • considering the comment to a uniform law on which an Oregon statute was based

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Judges: Jones, Gillette

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