Oregon Supreme Court· 8/13/1952
Wickman v. Housing Authority
Citations
- 247 P.2d 630
- 196 Or. 100
- 1952 Ore. LEXIS 233
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- “It is not for this court to legislate, but rather to interpret.”
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Judges: Tooze, Waenee
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7 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Hillman v. Northern Wasco County PUDOregon Supreme Court· 1958-03-26· cited 90×
- Hanson v. MosserOregon Supreme Court· 1967-04-26· cited 25×
- Landgraver v. Emanuel Lutheran Charity Board, Inc.Oregon Supreme Court· 1955-02-09· cited 25×
- Clark v. United StatesD. Oregon· 1952-10-23· cited 14×
- Wallace M. Telford v. Clackamas County Housing Authority, Ralph Groener, Robert Schumacher, Jono D. HildnerNinth Circuit· 1983-07-14· cited 7×
- Elmore v. Aloha Sanitary ServiceOregon Supreme Court· 1970-08-05· cited 4×
- Dement Ranch v. Curry County Board of CommissionersCourt of Appeals of Oregon· 2020-09-02· cited 2×
Cites
9 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- Federal Housing Administration, Region No. 4 v. BurrSupreme Court· 1940-02-12· cited 560×
- Keifer & Keifer v. Reconstruction Finance Corp.Supreme Court· 1939-02-27· cited 490×
- Bolster v. City of LawrenceMassachusetts Supreme Judicial Court· 1917-01-03· cited 156×
- Williamson v. Housing AuthoritySupreme Court of Georgia· 1938-09-21· cited 98×
- Cook v. Port of PortlandOregon Supreme Court· 1891-07-08· cited 75×
- Gearin v. Marion CountyOregon Supreme Court· 1924-03-04· cited 50×
- Board of Directors of Northern Wasco County People's Utility District v. KellyOregon Supreme Court· 1943-02-10· cited 35×
- O'Neill v. Odd Fellows HomeOregon Supreme Court· 1918-07-02· cited 28×
- Rankin v. BuckmanOregon Supreme Court· 1881-03-15· cited 24×
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