Oregon digest 2d : covering cases from state and federal courts

Oregon digest 2d : covering cases from state and federal courts volume 23B contents: Mental health. I. In general. II. Care and support of mentally disordered persons. (A) Custody and cure. (B) Support. III. Guardianship and property of estate. (A) Guardianship in general. (B) Property and management of mentally disordered person's estate. (C) Accounting and settlement. IV. Disabilities and privileges of mentally disordered persons. (A) In general. (B) Capacity to take and hold property. (C) Contracts and transfers of property. (D) Torts. (E) Crimes. V. Actions. Mercantile agencies (see credit reporting agencies). Military justice. I. In general. II. Punishable offenses and defenses to charges. III. Pretrial proceedings. (A) In general. (B) Charges and specifications and action thereon. (C) Arraignment and plea. V. Evidence and witnesses. VI. Time for trial and continuance. VII. Trial. VIII. Sentence. IX. Record of trial. X. Review of courts - martial. (A) Initial action of record. (B) Further review. XI. Extraordinary relief. XII. Review by civilian courts. Militia. Mines and minerals. I. Public mineral lands. (A) Reservation and disposal in general. (B) Location and acquisition of claims. (C) Patents. II. Title, conveyances, and contracts. (A) Rights and remedies of owners. (B) Conveyances in general. (C) Leases, licenses, and contracts. III. Operation of mines, quarries, and wells. (A) Statutory and official regulations. (B) Mining partnerships and companies. (C) Rights and liabilities incident to working. Miscegenation (see criminal law). Money lent (see implied and constructive contracts). Money paid (see implied and constructive contracts). Money received (see implied and constructive contracts). Monopolies. Mortgages and deeds of trust. I. In general. II. Nature and requisites. (A) In general. (B) Formal requisites. (C) Validity and enforcement. (D) Consideration. (E) Characterization of transaction as mortgage, equitable mortgages. III. Construction in general. IV. Parties to transaction. V. Scope, operation, and effect of transaction; rights, duties, and liabilities of parties. (A) In general. (B) Debts or liabilities secured by transaction. (C) Property subject to or affected by transaction. (D) Disbursement and disposition of loan proceeds. (E) Payment or performance of condition. (F) Rents and profits. (G) Taxes and assessments. (H) Insurance. (I) Modification. (J) Release, cancellation, discharge, and satisfaction. (K) Other transactions and dealings between parties. (L) Rights, duties, and liabilities of trustees. (M) Rights, duties, and liabilities of loan servicers, nominees, and other agents of lenders. (N) Fiduciary duties. VI. Lien. VII. Recording and registration. VIII. Rights and claims of nonparties; priority. (A) In general. (B) Particular competing claims and liens, priorities concerning. (C) Purchase money mortgages, priorities concerning. (D) Agreements as to priority. (E) Effect of subsequent circumstances and transactions. (F) Effect of parties' conduct or misconduct. IX. Assignment or other transfer of mortgagee's interest. (A) In general. (B) Construction, operation, and effect of transfer. (C) Transfer of part of debt. (D) Transfers involving servicing rights, participation arrangements, poling, or securitization. (E) Retransfer. (F) Equitable transfer. (G) Transfer to mortgagor or property owner. (H) Evidence. (I) Questions of law or fact. X. Assignment or other transfer of mortgagor's interest. (A) In general. (B) Rights and liabilities of transferee. (C) Assumption of mortgage debt by transferee. (D) Transfer of part of property mortgaged. (E) Transfer to mortgagee. (F) Evidence. (G) Questions of law or fact. XI. Remedies and enforcement in general. XII. Actions and proceedings in general. XIII. Foreclosure. (A) In general; nature, purpose, and form. (B) Power and right to foreclose; grounds. (C) Parties to foreclosure; standing. (D) Proceedings in general. (E) Restraining foreclosure. (F) Receivership. (G) Sale. (H) Title and rights of purchaser. (I) Deficiency and personal liability. (J) Disposition of proceeds and surplus. (K) Costs and fees. (L) Conclusiveness, operation, and effect. (M) Foreclosure by entry, possession, and notice. (N) Appellate review. XIV. Redemption. (A) In general. (B) Actions and proceedings. (C) Conclusiveness, operation, and effect. XV. Wrongful enforcement of foreclosure. XVI. Reverse mortgages. Includes preface, abbreviations of courts, outline of the law, digest topics and abbreviations, a table of contents and the current cumulative annual pocket part.