§ 146.550 [1959 c.629 §24; repealed by 1973 c.408 §35]

This rule is no longer in effect. It was originally passed in 1959, but Oregon lawmakers repealed it in 1973. That means the rule has no legal force today and does not apply to any current cases.

When a rule is repealed like this, it usually means the state replaced it with a different law or decided the rule was no longer needed. If you're looking at old case files or legal research that references this rule, keep in mind it only applied to situations before 1973. For anything happening now, you'll need to look at the current Oregon laws that took its place.