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

Oregon digest 2d: covering cases from state and federal courts volume 26B contents: Pleading - principal and agent. Page 1 - Pleading. I. Form and allegations in general. II. Declaration, complaint, petition, or statement. III. Responses or responsive pleadings in general. IV. Replication or reply and subsequent pleadings. V. Demurrer or exception. VI. Amended and supplemental pleading and repleader. VII. Signature. VIII. Verification. IX. Profert or oyer. X. Exhibits. XI. Bill of particulars. XII. Copy of account. XIII. Filing and service. XIV. Withdrawal. XV. Lost or destroyed pleadings. XVI. Motions. XVII. Issues, proof, and variance. XVIII. Waiver or cure of defects and objections. XIX. Aider by verdict or judgment. Page 265 - Pledges. 1. Nature and essentials in general. 2. What law governs. 3. Statutory provisions. 4. Pledge distinguished from other transactions. 5. Property which may be subject of pledge. 6. Title or interest of pledgor. 7. Debts or liabilities which may be secured. 8. Parties. 9. Consideration. 10. Delivery and possession. 11. ___ In general. 12. ______ Written instruments. 13. Pledge in writing. 14. Equitable pledge. 15. Absolute transfer as pledge. 16. Evidence as to character of transaction. 17. Recording and registration. 18. Operation and effect in general. 19. Parties and debts or liabilities secured. 20. Property or interest pledged. 21. Title to property pledged. 22. Nature and extent of lien. 23. Priorities. 24. Pledges as bona fide purchasers. 25. Waiver or loss of lien. 26. Possession or control of property. 27. User or profits of property and expenses incurred. 28. Care of property and negligence of pledgee. 29. Sale or other disposition of property and failure to sell or convert. 30. Enforcement of right of action pledged and failure to sell or convert. 30. Enforcement of right of action pledged and failure to collect or fix liability. 31. Conversion of or willful injury to property before default. 32. Actions for possession or proceeds of property. 33. ____Between pledgor and pledgee. 34. ___ Against third persons. 35. Actions for damages. 36. ____Between pledgor and pledgee. 37. ___Against third persons. 38. Assignment of pledge or debt. 39. Transfer of property by pledgee. 40. ___In general. 41. ___Purchasers from pledge. 42. ___ Pledgees of pledgee. 43. Transfer of interest of pledgor. 44. Payment or other discharge of debt. 45. Return of property on payment or other discharge. 46. ___ Duty of pledgee. 47. ___ Recovery of property by pledgor. 48. ___ Conversion by failure to return. 49. Redemption. 50. ___ In general. 51. ___ Actions to redeem and for accounting. 52. Enforcement. 53. ___ Remedies of pledgee in general. 54. ___ Default of pledgor. 55. ___ Actions on debt or liability secures. 56. ___ Sale of property. 57. ______Actions to foreclose. 58. ____Actions to enforce right of action pledged. 59. ____Proceeds and surplus. 60. ___ Operations and effect. Page 278 - Possessory warrant. 1. Nature and scope of remedy. 2. Grounds. 3. Proceedings for taking and delivery of property. 4. Trial and determination. 5. Judgment and delivery of possession in general. 6. Recognizances for possession and liabilities thereon. 7. Certiorari to review proceedings. Page 280 - Postal Service. I. Postal service in general. II. Mail in general. III. Offenses against postal laws. Page 302 - Powers. I. Creation, existence, and validity. II. Construction and execution. Page 308 - Pretrial procedure. I. In general. II. Depositions and discovery. III. Dismissal. IV. Continuance. V. Pretrial conference. Page 432 - Principal and agent. I. The relation. II. Mutual rights, duties, and liabilities. III. Rights and liabilities as to third persons. Includes preface, abbreviations of courts, an outline of the law, a list of digest topics and abbreviations and a list of topics in the volume.