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ORAP 2.20

APPEAL FROM SUPPLEMENTAL JUDGMENTS ON COSTS AND ATTORNEY FEES AFTER NOTICE OF APPEAL FILED

activein force · 2026-09-03 – presentact-effective-date

(1) If the trial court enters a supplemental judgment awarding attorney fees or costs

and disbursements under ORCP 68 C(5)(b) after the notice of appeal has been filed, and if the

appellant intends to challenge the supplemental judgment on appeal, the appellant, within 30

days after entry of the supplemental judgment, shall serve and file an amended notice of appeal

from the supplemental judgment.

(2) If the trial court enters a supplemental judgment disallowing, in whole or in part,

any request for attorney fees or costs and disbursements after the notice of appeal has been

served, and if a respondent intends to challenge the supplemental judgment on appeal:

(a) If that respondent has, before entry of the supplemental judgment, timely

filed notice of cross-appeal, that respondent, within 30 days after entry of the

supplemental judgment, shall serve and file an amended notice of cross-appeal from the

supplemental judgment.

(b) If that respondent has not, before entry of the supplemental judgment,

timely filed notice of cross-appeal, that respondent, within 30 days after entry of the

supplemental judgment, shall serve and file a notice of cross-appeal.

Provenance

Source: courts.oregon.gov
Retrieved: 2026-09-25
Edition: 2026-09-25
Content hash: b44b1a642494fa6a9c0e3018dc412784e2306cbc30fefdb506bbd32cfb7230ed

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