stating that the effect of the goal-post statute is that "persons who file applications before more restrictive legislation is adopted are entitled to have the earlier law applied to their applications"
Summary of this case from D.L.C.D. v. Jefferson Co.August 14, 1990.
stating that the effect of the goal-post statute is that "persons who file applications before more restrictive legislation is adopted are entitled to have the earlier law applied to their applications"
Summary of this case from D.L.C.D. v. Jefferson Co.Full title:PETITIONS FOR REVIEW
Court:Oregon Supreme Court
Date published: Aug 14, 1990
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