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Chapter 71
Wrongful Death; Survival; Injuries Occurring out of State

Sections

71.001
Definitions
71.002
Cause of Action
71.003
Application
71.004
Benefitting From and Bringing Action
71.005
Evidence Relating to Marital Status
71.006
Effect of Felonious Act
71.007
Ineffective Agreement
71.008
Death of Defendant
71.009
Exemplary Damages
71.010
Award and Apportionment of Damages
71.011
Damages Not Subject to Debts
71.012
Qualification of Foreign Personal Representative
71.021
Survival of Cause of Action
71.022
Qualification of Foreign Personal Representative
71.031
Act or Omission out of State
71.051
Forum Non Conveniens
71.0055
Evidence of Pregnancy
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Location: https://texas.public.law/statutes/tex._civ._practice_and_remedies_code_title_4_chapter_71

Blank Outline Levels

In some ORS sections, the legislature has left some outline levels empty.

For example, the original source text of ORS 166.274 reads, in part:

(3) A person may apply [...]
(4)(a) A person petitioning for relief [...]

Here, (3), (4), and (4)(a) are all outline levels, but (4) was intentionally left blank by its authors. And so, when OregonLaws displays sections like this, we add a button to indicate that the blank outline level isn't a mistake. We hope this is the clearest way to present the text.

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