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

Oregon digest 2d : covering cases from state and federal courts volume 27 contents: Page 1 - Principal and agent. I. The relation. (A) Creation and existence. (B) Termination. II. Mutual rights, duties, and liabilities. (A) Execution of agency. (B) Compensation of agent. (C) Lien of agent. III. Rights and liabilities as to third persons. (A) Powers of agent. (B) Undisclosed agency. (C) Unauthorized and wrongful acts. (D) Ratification. (E) Notice to agent. (F) Actions. Page 106 - Principal and surety. I. Creation and existence of relation. (A) Between individuals. (B) Surety companies. II. Nature and extent of liability of surety. III. Discharge of surety. IV. Remedies of creditors. V. Rights and remedies of surety. (A) As to creditor. (B) As to principal. (C) As to co-surety. Page 165 - Prisons. I. In general. II. Prisoners and inmates. (A) In general. (B) Care, custody, confinement and control. (C) Labor and employment. (D) Health and medical care. (E) Place or mode of confinement. (F) Duration of confinement. (G) Access to courts and public officials. (H) Proceedings. (I) Records. III. Pretrial detention. IV. Nonprisoners. V. Officers and employees. VI. Costs of incarceration. VII. Offenses. Page 337 - Private roads. I. Nature and essentials. 2. Establishment. 3. Alteration. 4. Vacation or abandonment. 5. Construction and repair. 6. Taxes and assessments. 7. Obstructions and encroachments. 7.1. ____ In general. 8. ____ Creation and removal. 9. ___ Civil liability. 10. ___ Criminal responsibility. 11. Use for travel. 12. Injuries from defects or obstructions. Page 345 - Privileged communications and confidentiality. I. In general. II. Family privileges. (A) In general. (B) Spousal privilege. III. Attorney - client privilege. IV. Physician - patient privilege. V. Counselors and mental health professionals. VI. Public officers and records. VII. Other privileges. Page 455 - Process. I. Nature, issuance, requisites, and validity. II. Service. (A) Personal service in general. (B) Substituted service. (C) Publication or other notice. (D) Privileges and exemptions. (E) Return and proof of service. III. Defects, objections, and amendment. IV. Abuse of process. (A) In general. (B) Actions and proceedings. Includes a preface, list of abbreviations of courts, an outline of the law, a digest of topics and abbreviations and a list of topics in this volume.