Paabo v. Hanson
Oregon Supreme Court
From Lincoln: James ~W. Hamilton, Judge. Department 1. Statement by Me. Justice Mc-Camant. This is an action brought in the Circuit Court for Lincoln County by Madis Paabo against Anto H. Hanson to recover damages for an alleged malicious prosecution. The record shows that on the twenty-eighth day of August, 1914, the defendant swore to a complaint in the Justice Court for Rose Lodge Precinct, Lincoln County, charging plaintiff with the offense of malicious mischief.
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From Lincoln: James ~W. Hamilton, Judge. Department 1. Statement by Me. Justice Mc-Camant. This is an action brought in the Circuit Court for Lincoln County by Madis Paabo against Anto H. Hanson to recover damages for an alleged malicious prosecution. The record shows that on the twenty-eighth day of August, 1914, the defendant swore to a complaint in the Justice Court for Rose Lodge Precinct, Lincoln County, charging plaintiff with the offense of malicious mischief. The prosecution having terminated in an acquittal, plaintiff brought this action on the fourth ■day of November, 1914, charging…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McCamant
1. It is provided by Section 2804, Lord’s Oregon Laws, as amended in 1911, that there shall be two terms of the Circuit Court held in Lincoln County each year, and that one of them shall be held on the first Monday in August. In the year 1915, this day fell on the 2d of August. Counsel for appellant was chargeable with notice of this legislation. The fact that the Circuit Court of Multnomah County was not in session at this time did not justify him in assuming that this case would not be heard in Lincoln County at the August term provided for by law.
2. On the other hand, this case bears the…
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