· 2/6/1946
Protest 108038-K of American Import Co.
Citations
- 16 Cust. Ct. 220
How courts have described this case
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- “Put another way, parents’ attorneys cannot save parents from the legal effect of parents’ absence by acting for parents to challenge the evidence presented.”
- “Put another way, parents’ attorneys cannot save parents from the legal effect of parents’ absence by acting for parents to challenge the evidence presented.”
- legislative history of ORS 419B.815(7) and (8) shows that “the legis- lature intended that, when directed to appear in person, a parent’s failure to do so should have a legal consequence for the parent’s ability to dispute the merits of the petition”
- legislative history of ORS 419B.815(7) and (8) shows that “the legis- lature intended that, when directed to appear in person, a parent’s failure to do so should have a legal consequence for the parent’s ability to dispute the merits of the petition”
- dependency judgment rendered after the parents’ nonappearance at jurisdictional hearing was not a default judgment under ORS 19.245(2), because the parents had personally appeared to answer the petition at an earlier date and the judgment was not for want of an answer
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Judges: Olives
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