§ 146.590 [1959 c.629 §§28,29; 1961 c.434 §6; 1967 c.632 §3; repealed by 1973 c.408 §35]

This rule no longer applies. It was officially removed from Oregon law back in 1973, so it has no effect on any current case.

The history shown after the rule number tells the story of its changes over time. It was first created in 1959, then updated a few times in 1961 and 1967, before lawmakers repealed it completely in 1973. When a law is "repealed," that means it's taken off the books and no longer enforced.

If you're looking at this rule number in older documents or case files, keep in mind that it was in effect at the time but doesn't reflect current law. For any legal matter today, you'd need to look at what rules replaced it or check current Oregon statutes instead.