Oregon § 52.820 Notice of appeal; proceedings in circuit court

Oregon Statutes

§ 52.820 — Notice of appeal; proceedings in circuit court

Oregon § 52.820

Vol.1

Title 6Justice Courts

Ch. 52Civil Actions; Small Claims

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Or. Rev. Stat. § 52.820 (2026).

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(1)Except as otherwise provided in this section, an appeal under ORS 52.815 shall be taken in the manner provided in ORS 55.160 to 55.335, including satisfactory security for payment of the judgment and costs.

(2)(a) The State Court Administrator shall create a model notice of appeal form, for appeals under ORS 52.815 that, when completed by the appellant, contains the information described in ORS 55.165 (1).

(b)The clerk of the justice court shall provide a party, at the party’s request, a copy of the notice of appeal form.

(3)The circuit court shall decide the appeal anew without a jury. A party may not file any additional pleadings, but the circuit court may require the parties to file further statements or information as the court deems necessary for proper consideration of any issu

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(1) Except as otherwise provided in this section, an appeal under ORS 52.815 shall be taken in the manner provided in ORS 55.160 to 55.335, including satisfactory security for payment of the judgment and costs.
(2)(a) The State Court Administrator shall create a model notice of appeal form, for appeals under ORS 52.815 that, when completed by the appellant, contains the information described in ORS 55.165 (1).
(b) The clerk of the justice court shall provide a party, at the party’s request, a copy of the notice of appeal form.
(3) The circuit court shall decide the appeal anew without a jury. A party may not file any additional pleadings, but the circuit court may require the parties to file further statements or information as the court deems necessary for proper consideration of any issue raised on appeal.
(4) The decision of the circuit court on appeal shall be final and conclusive, and an appeal may not be taken from the judgment of the circuit court.