MAYER v. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON


489 P.2d 385 (1971)

Donald J. MAYER, Appellant and Cross-Respondent, v. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON, Respondent, Ferris F. Boothe, Individually and As Trustee, et al., Respondents and Cross-Appellants.

Supreme Court of Oregon.

Decided September 29, 1971.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

David W. Harper and Donald H. Pearlman, Portland, argued the cause for appellant and cross-respondent. On the briefs were Keane, Haessler, Harper & Pearlman, and Alan L. Schneider, Portland.

Douglas M. Ragen, Portland, argued the cause for respondent First National Bank. With him on the briefs were Miller, Anderson, Nash, Yerke & Wiener, Portland.

Ferris F. Boothe, Portland, argued the cause pro se; and Robert L. Allen, Portland argued the cause for respondents and cross-appellants Anderton, Pierce and Nehl. On the brief were Black, Kendall, Tremaine, Boothe & Higgins and Morrison & Bailey and Robert L. Allen, Portland.

Before O'CONNELL, C.J., and McALLISTER, DENECKE, HOLMAN, and HOWELL, JJ.


McALLISTER, Justice.

This declaratory judgment proceeding was brought by Donald J. Mayer to obtain a declaration of his rights arising out of a series of financial transactions involving Pam Corporation, a manufacturing concern, the First National Bank of Oregon, and others, including plaintiff. The transactions occurred during a three-year period preceding Pam's bankruptcy in 1967. A brief resume of these transactions is necessary to an understanding of the issues...

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