· 8/5/1993
Crumpton v. Keisling
Citations
- 855 P.2d 1107
- 317 Or. 322
- 1993 Ore. LEXIS 119
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- construing that statute to \require that some notice of the contended defect be given to the Secretary of State\
- construing that statute to “require that some notice of the contended defect be given to the Secretary of State”
- the court’s function is to review for substantial compliance with ORS 250.085(4), not to determine whether a petitioner’s proposed title is better
- “The question on review is not whether a more exact or better ballot title may be written, but only whether the one certified * * * substantially complies with the requirements of statute.”
- court’s role is not to determine whether a petitioner’s proposed ballot title is “better” than the certified ballot title, but only to determine whether the certified ballot title substantially complies with ORS 250.035; certified ballot title substantially complied with ORS 250.035(1
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Judges: Fadeley
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