· 6/20/1930
Nagle v. Mendoza
Citations
- 41 F.2d 745
- 1930 U.S. App. LEXIS 2909
How courts have described this case
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- noting that no Oregon appellate court has held directly that a real-property interest may be established through equitable estoppel
- “Although several cases in Oregon have appeared to recognize the application of that doctrine to establish an interest in real property, our research has not revealed any case in which an Oregon appellate court has held that directly.” (Footnotes omitted.)
- “Although several cases in Oregon have appeared to recognize the application of that doctrine to establish an interest in real property, our research has not revealed any case in which an Oregon appellate court has held that directly.” (Footnotes omitted.)
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