Opinion · Orlaw Oregon

MATTER OF THE MARRIAGE OF BREWER, 42 Or. App. 619 (1979)

In the Matter of Marriage of BREWER, Respondent, & BREWER, Appellant., 601 P.2d 136 (Or. Ct. App. 1979)

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Opinion
Court
Orlaw Oregon
Jurisdiction
Orlaw
Date
1979-10-15
Topic
general

MATTER OF THE MARRIAGE OF BREWER, 42 Or. App. 619 (1979) 601 P.2d 136 In the Matter of the Marriage of BREWER, Respondent, and BREWER, Appellant. No. 106361, CA 13936Oregon Court of Appeals.Submitted September 21, 1979. Reversed and remanded with instructions October 15, 1979. Appeal from Circuit Court Judge, Marion County.

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MATTER OF THE MARRIAGE OF BREWER,42 Or. App. 619(1979)
601 P.2d 136
In the Matter of the Marriage of BREWER,Respondent,and BREWER,Appellant.
No. 106361, CA 13936
Oregon Court of Appeals.
Submitted September 21, 1979.
Reversed and remanded with instructions October 15, 1979.
Appeal from Circuit Court Judge, Marion County.

Joseph B. Felton, Senior Judge.
Jean W. Christensen, Salem, filed the brief for appellant.

William C. Crothers, Jr., Salem, filed the brief for respondent.
Before Schwab, Chief Judge, and Buttler and Gillette, Judges.
PER CURIAM

Reversed and remanded with instructions. Costs to respondent.Page 620
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PER CURIAM
In this dissolution-of-marriage proceeding, after the decree was entered, husband moved for an order under ORS18.160setting aside the decree on the ground that it was obtained through his mistake, inadvertence, surprise and excusable neglect. The trial court set aside the decree as to child support provisions, but not as to the other provisions of the decree. The husband appeals, contending the trial court should have set aside the entire decree; the wife contends there was no basis for setting aside any portion of it. We agree with the wife.

Reversed and remanded with instructions to reinstate the decree of dissolution in its entirety. Costs to respondent.Page 622
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