Pamplin v. Victoria

How courts have described this case

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

• considering, at first level of analysis, United States Supreme Court cases interpreting federal rule on which Oregon based its rule
• pre-existing federal court decisions construing federal rule of civil procedure relevant to interpretation of identical Oregon rule based on the federal counterpart
• emphasizing “the need for flexibility and discretion on the part of the trial judge”
• finding of willfulness, bad faith, or fault of similar degree on part of disobedient party is required for trial court to impose sanction of dismissal for failing to obey discovery order under ORCP 46(B)(2)(c)
• finding of willfulness, bad faith, or fault of similar degree on part of disobedient party is required for trial court to impose sanction of dismissal for failing to obey discovery order under ORCP 46(B)(2)(c)
• “ORCP 46 B(2)(c) is a statute, to which we apply the usual method of statutory interpretation.”

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