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· 6/2/1980

Rigsby v. Burlington Northern Inc.

Citations

  • 46 Or. App. 461
  • 611 P.2d 1193
  • 1980 Ore. App. LEXIS 2854

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  • holding summary judgment on behalf of a decedent’s estate to quiet title to property was proper because the buyer admitted that he had made no installment payments on the contract for the sale of the land
  • holding summary judgment on behalf of a decedent's estate to quiet title to property was proper because the buyer admitted that he had made no installment payments on the contract for the sale of the land

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Judges: Joseph, Warren

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