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Elk Creek Management Company v. Gilbert

Oregon Supreme Court

303 P.3d 929 (2013)

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After Tenants (defendants) reported electrical problems and Elk Creek (plaintiff) inspected the property, Elk Creek issued a termination notice citing needed repairs including electrical work, and the Tenants argued this violated Oregon's landlord-retaliation statute; the trial court, requiring proof Elk Creek intended to injure the Tenants, found the termination might have been based on other valid business reasons and ruled for Elk Creek, a ruling the court of appeals affirmed.

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Whether a landlord unlawfully retaliates against a tenant if the landlord terminates a lease because of the tenant's good-faith complaint.

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