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· 8/26/1986

South Beach Marina, Inc. v. Department of Revenue

Citations

  • 724 P.2d 788
  • 301 Or. 524
  • 1986 Ore. LEXIS 1468

How courts have described this case

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

  • failure to file notice of appeal of Tax Court judgment within 30 days was a jurisdictional defect, citing ORS 305.445, ORS 19.026(1), and ORS 19.033(2)(b)
  • “The term ‘watercraft’ is expansive, and its plain and ordinary meaning necessarily includes pleasure boats.”
  • “The legislature may and often does choose broader language that applies to a wider range of circumstances than the precise problem that triggered legislative attention.”
  • the term “watercraft” as used in ORS 307.120(1) is expansive, and its plain and ordinary meaning necessarily includes pleasure boats
  • “The term ‘watercraft’ is expansive, and its plain and ordinary meaning necessarily includes pleasure boats.”

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Judges: McMullen, Carson

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