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· 1/6/1982

Denora v. Fischer Engineering & Maintenance Co.

Citations

  • 55 Or. App. 448
  • 638 P.2d 490
  • 1982 Ore. App. LEXIS 2236

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  • finding ownership remained with the nonexempt lessor where, inter alia, the lessee paid rent on the property and could not assign the lease or force the sale of the property without the lessor’s approval and the development of the property enhanced the lessor’s ownership value
  • finding ownership remained with the nonexempt lessor where, inter alia, the lessee paid rent on the property and could not assign the lease or force the sale of the property without the lessor's approval and the development of the property enhanced the lessor's ownership value
  • in considering the question of ownership, a case involving a lease is distinguishable from a case involving a contract for purchase, because the extent of the ownership interest must be gleaned from the lease
  • in considering the question of ownership, a case involving a lease is distinguishable from a case involving a contract for purchase, because the extent of the ownership interest must be gleaned from the lease

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Judges: Hoomissen, Richardson, Thornton

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