Court of Appeals of Oregon· 12/9/2009
Farhang v. Kariminaser
Citations
- 222 P.3d 712
- 232 Or. App. 353
- 2009 Ore. App. LEXIS 1957
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- “[T]he appellant *** has the burden to demonstrate that error; it is not the respondent’s burden to show that the trial court did not err.”
- it is appellant’s burden to provide the appellate court with a record adequate to demonstrate trial court error
- “[T]he trial court could have awarded prejudgment interest only if there were no disputed facts after the jury returned its verdict, and the court could have easily calculated the prejudgment interest based on the undisputed facts.” (Emphasis added.)
- lack of ascertainability is a dispositive issue
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Judges: Edmonds, Wollheim, Sercombe
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