SLR 5-13.141: JUDGMENT DOCUMENT MUST BE FILED IF NO TRIAL DE NOVO
Edition: 2026Effective: UnknownLast verified: 2026-09-07
(1) If no request for trial de novo is filed within the time established by ORS 36.425(3), then the arbitration decision and award must be incorporated into a General Judgment document that complies with ORS 18.035 et. seq., ORS 18.042 et.seq., ORS 36.425(3) and with all other applicable ORS, ORCP and UTCR. The General Judgment must be filed with the court within thirty (30) days after the time to request a trial de novo has elapsed. The arbitrator is responsible for filing the General Judgment document with the court but may delegate that filing responsibility to a party. (2) If a General Judgment is not filed within (30) days after the time to request a trial de novo has elapsed, the court’s arbitration clerk shall create and submit a General Judgment which incorporates the arbitration award to the judge assigned to oversee arbitration matters at the court.
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- ORS 36.425(3) — resolved
- ORS 18.035 — resolved
- ORS 18.042 — resolved
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