JANSEN v. ATIYEH

TC 138,808; CA A38701; SC S33142.

728 P.2d 1382 (1986)

302 Or. 314

Leonardus and Regina JANSEN, Dba White Motel; Denis and Judy Toney, Dba Palm Motel; Clifford and Anna Moran, Dba Valley Entrance Motel; Albert and Betty Bamforth, Dba Bards Inn Motel; Carolyn Branham, Dba Seasons at Oak Knoll; Dennis Perkins, Dba Ashland Taxi Co.; Harvey Theyer, Dba Manor Motel; Respondents On Review, Karsten Arriens, Dba Mark Anthony Hotel; John Connors, Dba Casa Del Sol; Norma Dankulich, Dba Gold Rush Jewelry Store; David Pinsky, Dba Brooklyn Nite Club, Plaintiffs, v. Victor ATIYEH, Governor of the State of Oregon; David Frohnmayer, Attorney General of the State of Oregon; Norma Paulus, Secretary of the State of Oregon; William B. Davis, Chancellor of Higher Education of the State of Oregon; Natale Sicuro, President of Southern Oregon State College; Donald E. Lewis, Past Administrative Officer of Southern Oregon State College; Ronald Bolstad, Present Administrative Officer of Southern Oregon State College; Ernest Ettlich, Dean of Academic Affairs at Southern Oregon State College; Marythea Grebner, Public Affairs Officer of Southern Oregon State College; Mel Slocum, Director of College Union of Southern Oregon State College; Phil Campbell, Director of Housing and Food Services of Southern Oregon State College; Wayne Schumacher, Director of Residence Hall Programs of Southern Oregon State College; Southern Oregon State College; Director of Department of General Services of the State of Oregon; the State of Oregon; Defendants, State Board of Higher Education of the State of Oregon and Each of Its Individual Members, Petitioners On Review.

Supreme Court of Oregon.

Decided December 3, 1986.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Michael D. Reynolds, Asst. Atty. Gen., Salem, filed the petition for petitioners on review. With him on the petition were Dave Frohnmayer, Atty. Gen., and Virginia L. Linder, Sol. Gen., Salem.

No appearance contra.


On Petitioner's Petition for Review October 15, 1986.*

GILLETTE, Justice.

This is a case in which we are called upon to determine the time frame within which a party must file an amended notice of appeal challenging an award of attorney fees that had been made pursuant to ORS 19.033(1). The Court of Appeals held, by order, that such notice had to be filed within 30 days, as provided by ORS 19.026, and that it was without authority...

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