Court of Appeals of Oregon· 12/27/1971

State v. Taggart

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491 P.2d 1187
7 Or. App. 479
1971 Ore. App. LEXIS 608

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concluding that defendant had reasonable expectation of privacy in premises where he failed to pay rent, search occurred before five day grace period expired, and landlord had not initiated eviction proceedings
concluding that defendant had reasonable expectation of privacy in premises where he failed to pay rent, search occurred before five day grace period expired, and landlord had not initiated eviction proceedings
landlord did not have authority to consent to a search of the premises even though tenant had an \oral month-to-month lease\
landlord did not have authority to consent to a search of the premises even though tenant had an “oral month-to-month lease”
the landlord acquiesced in a late payment of rent then due and later decided to evict the tenant
tenant whose landlord has acquiesced in late payment of rent and does not know or have reason to know that landlord has decided to terminate the tenancy continues to have reasonable expectation of privacy with respect to the leased premises

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Judges: Schwab, Langtry, Thornton

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