ORS 24.105
Definition for ORS 24.105 to 24.125, 24.135 and 24.155 to 24.175


In ORS 24.105 (Definition for ORS 24.105 to 24.125, 24.135 and 24.155 to 24.175) to 24.125 (Notice of filing of judgment), 24.135 (Grounds for staying enforcement of judgment) and 24.155 (Optional procedure) to 24.175 (Short title), “foreign judgment” means:

(1)

Any judgment, decree or order of a court of the United States or of any other court which is entitled to full faith and credit in this state; and

(2)

Any judgment, decree or order of a tribal court of a federally recognized Indian tribe, except when another Oregon statute provides a different process to enforce a tribal judgment, decree or order, or as provided in ORS 426.180 (Emergency commitment of individuals in Indian country). [1979 c.577 §1; 2021 c.326 §1]

Source: Section 24.105 — Definition for ORS 24.105 to 24.125, 24.135 and 24.155 to 24.175, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors024.­html.

Notes of Decisions

Under former similar statute (ORS 24.010)

Decrees for permanent injunctions are entitled to full faith and credit in same manner as money judgments. In the Matter of Marie Callender Pie Shops v. Bumbleberry Enterprises, 39 Or App 487, 592 P2d 1050 (1979)

In general

Where party is incorporated in Oregon, maintains sole place of business in Oregon, is not licensed to do business in any other state and solicits business only through local Oregon telephone directories with all orders picked up at mill located in Oregon, products sold by brokers to customers in other states does not constitute minimum contacts and does not meet Idaho due process requirements of party “purposefully availing itself of privilege of conducting activities” in Idaho or any act “purposefully directed” toward Idaho and Idaho court did not have jurisdiction to enter judgment against party. Johnson v. Peacock Lumber Co., 95 Or App 710, 770 P2d 960 (1989)

Oregon trial court properly set aside filing of Washington order directing defendants to release car to owner’s estate, where contacts of defendants, residents of Oregon, with Washington were insufficient to permit Washington probate court to exercise jurisdiction over defendants under Washington statutory provision. Coughlan v. Baxter, 98 Or App 311, 778 P2d 997 (1989)

24.105
Definition for ORS 24.105 to 24.125, 24.135 and 24.155 to 24.175
24.115
Filing of foreign judgment
24.125
Notice of filing of judgment
24.129
Certification of filing in single court
24.135
Grounds for staying enforcement of judgment
24.140
Interest and costs
24.150
Satisfaction of judgment
24.155
Optional procedure
24.165
Construction of ORS 24.105 to 24.125, 24.135 and 24.155 to 24.175
24.175
Short title
24.190
Foreign restraining orders
24.260
Definitions for ORS 24.260 to 24.335
24.265
Scope of application of ORS 24.260 to 24.335
24.270
Variation of application by agreement
24.275
Determining proper money of the claim
24.280
Determining amount of money of certain contract claims
24.285
Asserting and defending foreign-money claim
24.290
Judgments and awards on foreign-money claims
24.295
Conversions of foreign money in distribution proceeding
24.300
Prejudgment and judgment interest
24.305
Enforcement of foreign judgments
24.310
Determining United States dollar value of foreign-money claims for limited purposes
24.315
Effect of currency substitution
24.320
Supplementary general principles of law
24.325
Uniformity of application and construction
24.330
Severability
24.335
Short title
24.350
Definitions for ORS 24.350 to 24.400
24.355
Applicability to judgments
24.360
Standards for recognition of foreign-country judgment
24.365
Personal jurisdiction
24.370
Procedure for recognition of foreign-country judgment
24.375
Effect of recognition of foreign-country judgment
24.380
Stay of proceedings pending appeal of foreign-country judgment
24.385
Statute of limitations
24.390
Uniformity of interpretation
24.395
Saving clause
24.400
Short title
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